CLEAN : Tunisia: UK tourists react after government urges them to leave

The transcript discusses the urgent requirement for British citizens to leave Tunisia, as mandated by the British Foreign Office. The speaker expresses frustration over the lack of choice and the perceived injustice, as other nationalities are allowed to stay. The situation is attributed to the actions of one individual, despite the presence of adequate security measures.

What change did the British Foreign Office make regarding the departure of English citizens from Tunisia?

• They extended the stay until next week.

• They moved the departure date from Monday to tomorrow.

• They allowed tourists to stay indefinitely.

• They required immediate departure today.

How do the tourists feel about the situation they are in?

• They are indifferent to the changes.

• They feel they are being treated like cattle.

• They feel they have many options.

• They are excited to leave early.

What is the main reason for the tourists' frustration?

• They are being upgraded to a better hotel.

• They are being given extra vacation days.

• They are being forced to leave without a choice.

• They are being offered compensation.

Which nationalities are allowed to stay in Tunisia according to the tourists?

• Only the British are allowed to stay.

• All nationalities are being asked to leave.

• Only American tourists are allowed to stay.

• French, German, and Slovenian tourists are allowed to stay.

What do the tourists believe about the security situation in Tunisia?

• They are unaware of the security situation.

• They believe there is no security at all.

• They think there is plenty of security.

• They feel security is inadequate.