The first of thousands of British tourists who were stranded in Egypt have arrived back in the UK tonight.

The transcript discusses the chaotic return of British tourists from Sharm El Sheikh, highlighting security concerns and inadequate measures at airports. Passengers faced luggage restrictions and expressed frustration over their treatment. Security risks were evident, with lax procedures and inattentive staff. Unexpected flight restrictions left many travelers waiting to return home.

What was the main reason the tourist felt safe on her return flight from Sharm El Sheikh?

• The weather was calm and clear.

• British security measures were in place.

• The plane was new and well-maintained.

• The flight was shorter than expected.

How did passengers feel upon returning to Luton airport?

• They were indifferent about the experience.

• They were relieved but also frustrated.

• They were excited and happy.

• They were confused and disoriented.

What was a major complaint about the security procedures at the airport?

• Security equipment was malfunctioning.

• Security personnel were inattentive.

• Security checks were too time-consuming.

• Security personnel were overly strict.

What was the impact of the unexpected flight restrictions?

• Many people were able to return home quickly.

• Flights were canceled indefinitely.

• All flights were rerouted to different destinations.

• Thousands were left waiting for updates on their return.

What was observed about the security practices that contributed to the risk?

• Security measures were overly complicated.

• Security practices were lax and inattentive.

• Security checks were thorough and frequent.

• Security personnel were highly vigilant.