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Britons stranded in Dubai face chaos as they try to get home
Grounded flights in the Middle East have left thousands of British people are stranded in the region
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independent.co.uk
‘Panic and uncertainty’ in Dubai as people shelter from Iranian missiles and drones
Global air travel heavily disrupted as continued air strikes keeps major Middle Eastern airports closed
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Travel chaos as all UK flights to and from Middle East grounded for days
Major travel disruption comes as one person was killed and at least seven injured after a drone was intercepted targeting Abu Dhabi’s Zayed International Airport
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UK prepares emergency evacuation plan for Britons stuck in Middle East
British nationals have been advised to follow the instructions of local authorities
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‘Missiles were flying past our hotel’: UK tourists trapped in Dubai voice fears
Anjana Sankar reports from Dubai where the rapidly escalating regional conflict has left thousands stranded
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Britons stranded in Dubai face chaos as they try to get home
Grounded flights in the Middle East have left thousands of British people are stranded in the region
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indy100.com
How are Brits fleeing the war in the Middle East?
British nationals remain stranded across the Middle East as the vast majority of flights from the region continue to be cancelled, although a handful of services are scheduled to…
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UK charter flight to extricate British nationals from Middle East ‘in coming days’
130,000 British nationals have registered as being in the Middle East
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bbc.com
We need more updates, say British nationals stuck in Middle East
Air travel in the Middle East has been severely disrupted since Saturday, with thousands of flights cancelled.
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UK confirms first Middle East charter flight for stranded British nationals
The flight will depart Oman’s capital at 7pm on Wednesday
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Cruise passengers in Abu Dhabi tell of terrifying moment they sheltered as war began
Conflict sparks panic in region as stranded tourists scramble for flights home amid major travel chaos
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Britons in Dubai fear leaving because they might get taxed at home, say experts
Thousands of Britons are stranded in the Middle East due to the conflict between the US, Israel and Iran