UK urges Britons to leave Tunisia

A Royal Navy ship is on its way to Tripoli to help evacuate Britons after violence worsens in Libya, the BBC understands.

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...

Rana Jawad reports from Tripoli on the evacuation by the Royal Navy of Britons caught up in fighting between militias in Libya.

Four British tourists seriously injured in the Tunisian beach attack have been flown back to the UK by the RAF.

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The Foreign Office advises Britons to avoid travelling to areas of the Kenyan coast, after militant attacks left at least 87 people dead.

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The Royal Navy transports 93 more people out of Libya, as the UK Foreign Office says the situation in the country "continues to get worse".