New Kenya travel warning for Britons

The UK government lifts its warning against travelling to part of Kenya's coast, including Mombasa.

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Zanzibar travel warning after bomb blasts
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Ten people are killed in Nairobi explosions as a British holiday operator begins evacuating customers from the country.

A woman walks near a damaged vehicle at the scene of a twin explosion at the Gikomba open-air market for second-hand clothes in Nairobi

By Tim Marshall, Diplomatic Editor

Two explosions have rocked a busy market in the Kenyan capital Nairobi as hundreds of British tourists prepare to return to the UK amid warnings of a “high threat” of terrorism.

Ten people have died and...

Kenya's interior minister admits security officers ignored intelligence reports prior to the deadly attack on Garissa's university earlier this month.

The US issues a travel warning for Kenya ahead of a visit by President Obama, who is due to address a summit there on global entrepreneurship.

Kenya's police chief warns universities not to carry out security drills without his approval after a woman died in an exercise which went wrong.

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Some 400 British holidaymakers have returned to the UK from Kenya, as 10 people are killed by two explosions which hit the capital Nairobi.

British billionaire Richard Branson has slammed foreign governments for issuing travel advisories against Kenya, saying they create a wrong impression about the country and risk destroying its economy.