Article: Brits trapped in Mombasa.(World News)

Article: Brits trapped by riots.(News)
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  December 27, 2001 ;     416 words ... ... a different war zone. They were among British tourists in Kenya trapped in their hotels as riots erupted throughout the Indian Ocean resort of Mombasa. The international airport was cut off by burning barricades, as was the main road to the capital, Nairobi ...

Article: Brits trapped in Thailand face days before airport ...
Wales On Sunday (Cardiff, Wales);  November 30, 2008 ;     683 words ...BRITISH holidaymakers stranded in Thailand are facing several more days of frustration with Bangkok'smain airport set to remain closed until at least tomorrow night. Hundreds of Britons have been trapped in the country since protesters took over Suvarnabhumi international airport on Tuesday,

Article: Brits trapped in Thailand.(News)
Birmingham Mail (England);  December 1, 2008 ;     433 words ...EMPTY planes were flying out of Thailand's main international airport today while thousands of tourists remained stranded in the country. Around 30 planes flew out of Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok yesterday and another 50 were expected to leave today, according to Sereerat Prasutanont, director

Article: BRITS TRAPPED IN DEATH RIOTS.(News)
Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland);  January 28, 2001 ;     221 words ...BRITISH tourists were ordered to stay in their hotels in Zanzibar after 15 people died in clashes between police and rioters. A policeman had his head severed in the riots involving opposition party activists.

Article: BRITS TRAPPED IN ANTARCTIC ICE.(News)
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  February 18, 2009 ;     327 words ...SEVENTEEN Britons were among passengers on an Antarctic Cruise ship which became trapped in ice. The MV Ocean Nova ran aground near an Argentine base on Antarctica at around 3am yesterday. The Argentine Navy has flown a plane over the site and confirmed there was no loss of fuel or electricity. A

Article: Brits trapped by faulty jet.(News)
Sunday Mirror (London, England);  January 17, 1999 ;     255 words ...AN airline has apologised to 350 fed-up holidaymakers who were stranded for nearly 24 hours after their aircraft developed problems. The Caledonian Tristar jet made an emergency diversion to Athens when an oil warning indicator was displayed. Passengers, travelling from Goa to Gatwick, were stuck

Article: 19k BRITS TRAPPED IN ISRAEL'S SIGHTS; They miss big ...
The People (London, England);  July 23, 2006 ;     649 words ...Byline: By NIGEL NELSON UP to 19,000 Brits were trapped in war-torn Lebanon last night with Israel poised to invade. The Royal Navy has evacuated 4,400 UK passport holders but its rescue mission ended yesterday. Israeli tanks and troops massed on the Lebanese border on the 11th day of the conflict