Video: Britons freed after Greenpeace Arctic protest detention Mr Bryan said: "More than anything, it's the isolation and not being able to speak to anyone, not being able to speak a common language. My plan now is to go to a hotel and have a long shower, leave my room whenever I want, never do another sudoku puzzle again, and speak to my family. No idea about what happens next. I'm just focusing on getting through today, speaking to my family, and I'll deal with everything from then. After watching the live pictures of Mr Bryan walking out of jail, his father Andy Bryan said: "We're absolutely thrilled Kieron is out. He looks tremendously relieved, in good shape, and doesn't seem to have lost his sense of humour either. Now we just can't wait to speak to him and then we'll hopefully be able to see him in person too. Of course, there are still these terrible charges hanging over him. He feels a terrible injustice has been done but has also made it clear that he intends to clear his name.