Passports hitch delays return of sex-on-beach Britons

Two Britons convicted of having sex on a Dubai beach were “enduring difficulties” getting home today, it was claimed.

Thu, 27 Nov, 2008 - 13:03

Two Britons convicted of having sex on a Dubai beach were “enduring difficulties” getting home today, it was claimed.

Michelle Palmer, (aged 36), and Vince Acors, (aged 34), were intending to fly back to the UK over the next 24 hours after their jail terms were suspended.

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