Handful of flights resume to get stranded Brits out of the Middle East

Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said 102,000 British nationals had registered their presence in the region

3 Mar, 08:42 — 3 Mar, 08:42

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The resumption of flights is critical for British nationals who may be in precarious situations in the Middle East, highlighting the ongoing efforts to ensure their safety and return. The large number of registered nationals underscores the scale of the repatriation challenge.

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A handful of flights have resumed to evacuate stranded British nationals from the Middle East.
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper has stated that 102,000 British nationals registered their presence in the region.

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A handful of flights have resumed to get stranded Brits out of the Middle East.

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Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said 102,000 British nationals had registered their presence in the region.

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