West tourists stranded in Sharm el-Sheikh on their way home
Airline passengers from the region stranded in Sharm el-Sheikh because of bomb fears are gradually making their way home. Flights to Egypt remain suspended up to and including 25 November
Thousands still stranded in Egypt as those back home wait for luggage
Passengers from the West who arrived back from Sharm el-Sheikh at the weekend face a lengthy wait to get their luggage back
A flight landed at Bristol airport on Saturday evening, bringing back holidaymakers who were due to fly home several days earlier.
Holidaymakers were only allowed to bring back hand luggage because of restrictions, and it's not known when they will get their other belongings.
Thousands of Britons remain stranded at the Egyptian resort, despite several flights to the UK over the weekend. The latest intelligence suggests a Russian plane which crashed last week after leaving Sharm was brought down by a bomb.
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Thomson Airways won't fly to Sharm until the 25th Nov
Thomson Airways says it's extending the cancellation of flights from Bristol to Sharm el-Sheik until at least November the 25th.
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Passengers land in Bristol from Sharm el-Sheikh
A Thomson Airways flight landed at Bristol Airport carrying passengers from Sharm el-Sheikh
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Stranded Bristol couple speak of 'pure chaos' in Sharm
A stranded Bristol couple on one of the first flights planning to leave Sharm el-Sheikh have spoken of "pure chaos" in the Egyptian resort.