Japan issues Interpol wanted notice for Carlos Ghosn

Move follows tycoon's dramatic flight to Beirut to escape corruption charges

Japanese authorities have issued an Interpol wanted notice for Carlos Ghosn, as the former Nissan and Renault chairman released a statement denying his wife or family were involved in his dramatic flight from corruption charges in Japan.

The international policing organisation's "red notice" alerts forces around the world that a person is wanted, in this case by Japanese police.