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The foreign secretary was speaking as the first of the murdered British tourists are repatriated on Wednesday morning to RAF Brize Norton, where their families will await them.

(Agence France-Presse) -- The remains of a Jordanian distantly related to the royal family, who was killed last week in an attack in Afghanistan, were repatriated on Saturday and received by King Abdullah II, Queen Rania and other members of the royal family.

Aamer v Obama argued that his "indefinite imprisonment at Guantánamo has gravely diminished Mr Aamer's mental and physical health" and said that a medical commission should be granted access to the prisoner with the power to order that he be repatriated on medical grounds.

The bodies of the men are expected to be repatriated on Thursday.

Monash, the senior Australian commander, was repatriated on 26 December 1919.

The soldier's body was repatriated on 13 March, escorted by members of the SASR.

Repatriated to India on the brink of independence, he married before fighting again - this time in the contested region of Kashmir.

The State Department expressed concern today about the fate of Pedro Riera Escalante, a former Cuban intelligence official who sought political asylum here but was forcibly repatriated to Havana on Wednesday.

A 14-year-old Mexican girl, who was dragged screaming from her secondary school by federal agents last week and flown to Houston to be with a woman who claimed to be her mother, was repatriated to Mexico on Wednesday.

In a series of touching tweets, Conor said that watching his mother's body being repatriated to RAF Brize Norton on Friday would be "tough" - and that his attire would be anything but "casual" for the occasion.

Repatriated to Australia on 30 April 1919, he was medically discharged in June.