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The 'abandoned' Brits trapped in Israel: Pressure on Foreign Office to evacuate UK nationals who say they are stranded in Middle East war zone while other countries rush to bring citizens homeBy INDERDEEP BAINS and SABRINA MILLER Published: 18:22 EDT, 16 June 2025 | Updated: 18:22 EDT, 16 June 2025 Britons trapped in Israel have accused the Foreign Office of abandoning them as Germany, Poland, Lithuania and Slovakia mount swift evacuation efforts to bring their citizens home.
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dailymail.co.uk | Rory Tingle |Vivek Chaudhary |Andy Dolan |Inderdeep Bains |Jacob Dirnhuber
Two sisters who made a surprise trip from London to visit their grandmother for her birthday are among the victims of the Air India tragedy. Dhir and Heer Baxi, both in their 20s, travelled from the UK capital to Ahmedabad for the visit and were returning to Gatwick when their plane crashed just 60 seconds after takeoff. Their heartbroken loved ones told today how they had lost 'everyone' after the 'young talents' were killed in the disaster.
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dailymail.co.uk | Rory Tingle |Freya Barnes |Shannon McGuigan |Vivek Chaudhary |Andy Dolan |Inderdeep Bains | +1 more
Relatives of a British couple who died in the Air India crash alongside their two young children shared their heartbreak today - as they accused the Foreign Office of giving them 'no support'. Harrods brand ambassador Mariam Ali Syed, 35, her husband Javed - a manager at the Best Western Kensington Olympia Hotel - and their children, Zayn, five, and Amani, four, were passengers on stricken Air India Flight 171. Zayn and Amani are believed to be the youngest named victims of the crash so far.
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dailymail.co.uk | Freya Barnes |Shannon McGuigan |Vivek Chaudhary |Andy Dolan |Inderdeep Bains |Jacob Dirnhuber
A family-of-three, a wellness influencer couple, an award-winning hotel manager travelling with his wife and two children and a widow, her grandson and daughter-in-law are among the Brits who were on board the doomed Air India plane. This morning, the Gatwick-bound plane carrying 242 passengers, including 53 British nationals, crashed just moments after take-off in from Ahmedabad Airport in the northwestern Indian state of Gujarat.
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dailymail.co.uk | Inderdeep Bains
For over a century, watching tennis at Wimbledon has come with its own unspoken dress code. Spectators traditionally reached for Panama hats and starched linen jackets as instinctively as players pulled on their all-whites. But this year the chic woven headwear is making way for an array of trendy bucket hats while denim jackets now sit comfortably alongside heritage blazers.
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dailymail.co.uk | Inderdeep Bains
Sexual predator Mohamed Al Fayed spied on customers using the changing rooms at Harrods for decades, according to claims made by his former bodyguard. Speaking in an explosive new book, the security man said there was a 'good chance' that shoppers using the facilities at the Knightsbridge store during his reign were being 'watched' by the serial rapist.
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dailymail.co.uk | Inderdeep Bains |Liz Hull |Nick Pisa |Sabrina Miller |Arthur Parashar
A father-of-three charged with mowing down and injuring fans at Liverpool FC's victory parade is a 'churchgoing family man' who has left his close friends 'stunned'. Former Royal Marine commando Paul Doyle, 53, will appear in court today accused of seven offences, including dangerous driving and causing grievous bodily harm following Monday's carnage.
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dailymail.co.uk | Inderdeep Bains |Liz Hull |Nick Pisa |Sabrina Miller
A former Royal Marine commando was last night charged with mowing down and injuring fans at Liverpool FC’s victory parade. Paul Doyle, 53, will appear in court today accused of seven offences, including dangerous driving and causing grievous bodily harm following Monday’s carnage. Some 79 people were injured, including four children, when the married father-of-three allegedly tailgated an ambulance through a roadblock and ploughed into crowds celebrating the Premier League title win.
