Why did Libya print its currency in Britain?

September 02, 2011 12:30

The RAF has delivered 140m worth of Libyan banknotes back to the country after the downfall of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi. But why is so much foreign currency printed in the UK? It is perhaps unsurprising that De La Rue, the British firm which printed the 280 million Libyan dinars (140m) returned this week, is somewhat reticent about its business. Read more in the bbc.co.uk

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