Nottinghamshire dad killed in Algerian terror attack
A Nottinghamshire man has been named as one of the victims of the Algerian terror attack.
Sebastian John from Gamston was among what is believed to be six UK nationals killed at the In Amenas plant siege.
The Loughborough University graduate is the fourth British victim to be named as efforts to repatriate their bodies continue.
Sebastian's family said he would be "eternally missed" in a statement issued by the Foreign Office.
Sebastian John was an engineer for a firm based in Solihull, West Midlands.
A total of 37 foreign workers are believed to have died at the remote desert facility which is part operated by BP when was overrun by heavily-armed terrorists.
Some of the 29 hostage takers were killed during the siege, while three were captured by Algerian troops during a special forces mission to end the four-day-stand-off.