LEON HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: There is overnight international breaking news to tell you about. Former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet could be returning to Chile anytime now. Britain has decided not to extradite him to Spain to face human rights charges. Pinochet had been held in a mansion near London, and that is where we find CNN's Nic Robertson this morning. Nic, what's going on now?</s>NIC ROBERTSON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Leon, about two hours ago General Pinochet left this mansion where he has been under house arrest for a little over a year. He was escorted by police cars, and we understand that he is being taken to a British air force base about two to three hours north of here. There, at that air force base, there is a Chilean air force plane waiting to take him back to Chile. We understand that it will be a 17-hour flight and he will have to stop on that flight to refuel before he gets to Chile. He will likely stop in the Caribbean. Now, the protesters who were outside, who were gathered outside General Pinochet's residence voicing their anger this morning, they said they were not surprised that the British government decided to allow General Pinochet to go back to Chile, but they said they were angry because they feel that General Pinochet will not get a trial in Chile, and that they feel that they will not get justice for their loved ones who died during General Pinochet's rule of 1973 to 1991 -- Leon.</s>HARRIS: Nic Robertson reporting live this morning.
Former Chilean Dictator Augusto Pinochet Heads Back to Chile After British Court Decision