epa05013901 Airline passengers queue at check-in counters at Sharm el-Sheikh airport, in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, 06 November 2015. Airlines will begin flying stranded British tourists home 06 November after the government in London permitted flights from Egypt's Sharm el-Sheikh resort to resume. Earlier, British Prime Minister David Cameron maintained that the crash of a Russian passenger jet, which killed 224 people in Egypt, was 'more likely than not' caused by a bomb, despite Russian and Egyptian leaders' calls for all sides to await results of an official investigation. EPA/KHALED ELFIQI

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