say, because the customers were not alerted to the fact there had been a previous terror attack in tunisus where two people had died. and also because the hotel where the customers were saying they say was not possibly vetted in terms of security cameras cctv cameras, and armed guards. tui had failed in their duty of care of their customers, according to the families. they also have questions about the foreign office, whether the foreign office should have raised their advice in the wake of that attack in tunis three months earlier at the museum. whether they should have barred all travel to tunisia. families are angry about the response of the security forces, which the inquests have heard there was an unjustifiable delay by the tunisian police. at one patrol, even though they had assault rifles in their vehicle, decided to go to a nearby police station and collect more weapons before going to the hotel to try to stop the gunman. he wasn't killed until some 45 minutes after his attack had begun. thank you. ben brown is live outside the royal courts of justice. thank you. ben brown is li

that was three months earlier in the capital tunis at a museum were 22 people died.m took place, one of the victims of a cruise ship excursion was a british woman and the foreign office was setting out what their review was but when things settle down after that —— their view was. nothing significantly changed. they reflected the fact there have been an attack and advice people should watch out and be vigilant in places where foreigners gathered, but if you are a holiday—maker you go to places where followers gather —— foreigners gathered. they basically said it is dangers out there but not dangerous enough to want people to stay away. we heard from the judge this morning that only happens when there is a severe and imminent threat terrorist attack and not necessarily after a terrorist outbreak in a separate location. the coroner is now considering his conclusion that all 30 of the british victims were killed and he will be going through them one by one, in fact. will be going through them one by one, infact. simon, let me will be going through them one by one, in fa

months earlier, foreign tourists had been targeted in an attack by islamist extremists in the capital, tunisthe foreign office did not change its overall travel advice. the colour—coded map on its website remained green for the coastal areas, said tourists could still go, even though the foreign office was warning of a high risk of terrorism. all 30 british tourist killed in the attack had booked their holiday with the travel company tui, the parent company of thompson. today, the coroner have highlighted how staff had been told that if asked if tunisia was safe, the overall level of foreign office advice had not changed and it was business as usual at the beach resorts. there was no mention of the risk of terrorism. for those who lost loved ones in this horrific attack, the legal fight will continue now in the civil courts. they are planning to bring personal injury and fatal accident claims against the travel company tui. 0n on behalf of our clients who lost members of their families and who suffered injuries, in this terrible incident, we will be preparing to commence several receding aga

tunis he's one of 16 people who were arrested today. hundreds of people carried up -- hundreds of police carried out multiple raids. authorities say islamists were planning an attack, which was still in its early stages. nato has condemned cease-fire violations in eastern ukraine and is calling on russia to help stop the fighting. some 20,0,0 people a are left withthout a let tracy. government forces and pro-russian rebels blaming each other for the crisis. did not stop,g but it was less intense than it has been over the previous two dead days, but i repeat, it has not stopped. i just was in contact with someone who was in donetsk. she said shehe could hear shootg going on. i was not able to speak to people for a a few hours because there's no phone connection there for most people mosf the timeme, but the lalast i he, ththere was sporadidishelling going on, and ofof course, the humanitarian crisis with t the electricityy and water cut off and the heating barely being able to heat people's homes, and the humanitarian situation there is

months earlier, foreign tourists had been targeted in an attack by islamist extremists in the capital, tunishe foreign office did not change its overall travel advice. the colour—coded map on its website remained green for the coastal areas, said tourists could still go, even though the foreign office was warning of a high risk of terrorism. all 30 british tourist killed in the attack had booked their holiday with the travel company tui, the parent company of thompson. today, the company of thompson. today, the company have highlighted how staff had been told that if asked if tunisia was safe, the overall level of foreign office advice had not changed and it was business as usual at the beach resorts. there was no mention of the risk of terrorism. for those who lost loved ones in this horrific attack, the legal fight will continue now in the civil courts. they are planning to bring personal injury and fatal accident claims against the travel company tui. tui denies the allegations of neglect. the coroner said there was no neglect by tui, because the victims we re neglect by tui, because the

i also went to the of tunis where these areas have been turned into poverty hotbeds and were half ofm there. they talk about heroes of iraq and syria and that needs to be addressed. this is also part of the problem, the size of the problem is huge, the biggest number according to some statistics, of tunisians joining islamic state. 500 kilometres of border with libya that people rely on day—to—day, with smuggled goods, smuggled oil. but also people coming and going and coming back to tunisia from iraq or syria. the sousse attacker was one who went to libya and trained and came back. of course the attack had devastating impact on the tourism industry in tunisia but that will mean there are fewer people employed in that particular sector, higher unemployment. is that more tunisians into the arms of extremists?” unemployment. is that more tunisians into the arms of extremists? i think this is interesting but it is not that simple. they will be going this way as a reaction. but let's say, walking down on a beach to the south, a very beautiful scene, but u nfortu nately all south, a very

months earlier, foreign tourists had been targeted in an attack by islamist extremists in the capital tunislled. but the foreign office did not change its overall travel advice. the colour—coded map on its website remained green for the coastal areas. tourists could still go even though the foreign office was warning of a high risk of terrorism. all 30 british tourists killed in the attack had booked their holidays with the travel company to eat. today the coroner highlighted how staff had been told that if tunisia had been safe, they should save the overall level of foreign office advice had not changed, that it was business as usual. there was no mention of the risk of terrorism. for those who lost loved ones in this horrific attack, the legal fight will continue now in the civil courts. they are planning to bring personal injury and fatal accident claims against the travel company tui. they deny the allegations of neglect. as richard was saying there, families of those who died wanted the coroner today to say that there had been neglected by tui, the pa rent had been neglected by tui, th

months earlier, foreign tourists had been targeted in an attack by islamist extremists in the capital, tunisll travel advice. the colour—coded map on its website remained green for the coastal areas, said tourists could still go, even though the foreign office was warning of a high risk of terrorism. all 30 british tourist killed in the attack had booked their holiday with the travel company tui, the parent company of thompson. today, the coroner have highlighted how staff had been told that if asked if tunisia was safe, the overall level of foreign office advice had not changed and it was business as usual at the beach resorts. there was no mention of the risk of terrorism. for those who lost loved ones in this horrific attack, the legal fight will continue now in the civil courts. on behalf of our clients who lost members of their families and who suffered injuries, in this terrible incident, we will be preparing to commence several receding against tui. the inquest in those who lost their lives, they must never be forgotten. tui denies the allegations of neglect. they say they have alread

checks at the hotels it uses in tunisia, particularly as there was an earlier attack in the capital tuniseign tourists. that was three months before the shooting spree at the beach resort. mr ellacott insisted it was not tui's responsibility, it was such a specialist issue security that he said it was the responsibility of the hotels, the local police and the government. yet the barrister representing the families of those killed pointed out that a security expert had e—mailed another tui manager, warning of a potential campaign of violence by so—called islamic state in tunisia after the earlier attack in the capital. and the barrister said tui had checked security at hotels after the sousse attack. it has also been revealed that the ministry of tourism had called for a comprehensive tightening of security several months before the attack at the imperial hotel near sousse. if there had been proper security in place, it is likely many lives would have been saved. richard is there. that's a damning indictment of the way security services performed? absolutely, simon. we have had extraordina

just three months earlier, foreign tourists were targeted in an attack by islamic extremists, in tunisorts in tunisia. several survivors gave testimony that the warning was not passed on about terrorist attacks and instead they were told it was safe to go. their evidence is disputed. today, the families will finally hear the conclusions of the coroner at the end of this long inquest. 22 families are planning further legal action once this case is over. they are planning to go to the civil courts to bring claims against the holiday company tui for damage. now, tui was the company which booked the holidays for most of the british holiday—makers and they want to make claims of personal injury and fatal accident. the barristerfor the families accused tui of neglect during the inquest, but the barrister for tui has denied that, saying there is no basis for a claim for neglect and tui itself has strongly denied neglect. richard galpin, thank you very much. if you're planning on picking up some eggs for pancake day, you might notice the box looks a bit different from today. ben can tell us wh