Algeria crisis: British hostages shrug off ordeal One of the other British hostages, a Scot, told Algerian TV, that he was "very, very relieved to be out." Obviously we still don't know really what's happening back on site, so as much as we're glad to be out, our thoughts are with colleagues who are still there at the moment but we're very relieved. On the army he said they were "Fantastic. Never been so relieved as when they came and got us off site, so we thank them very much for that. A fourth Brit, identified as Darren Matthews, says: "Very relieved to be going back to home to see friends and family... I feel safe at the moment, but I won't feel 100 per cent happy until I'm back in the UK. Mr Cameron earlier condemned the "brual and savage" attack in Algeria as he confirmed the number of British citizens at risk had now been "quite significantly reduced." In a statement to the Commons the Prime Minister disclosed that the number of British nationals "at risk" has been "quite significantly reduced" since last night. However the Prime Minister sharply criticised the Algerian government for not informing Downing Street that it was planning to take military action against the terrorists.