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Some 30,000 Brits are to be left in holiday limbo as temperatures soar and wildfires continue to ravage multiple Greek islands, forcing airlines to cancel flights.
Travel company TUI has cancelled all flights to Rhodes up to Friday as wildfires continue to rage on the Greek island. As many as 10,000 Britons are estimated to be on Rhodes, part of which has been ravaged by the blazes, forcing many to sleep in schools, airports and sports centres. Hundreds of holidaymakers have now landed back in the UK - with more repatriation flights set to take place as the wildfires on Rhodes rage for their seventh day.
Matt Lewis, from Warwickshire, told Sky News how he and his wife were separated from their young children before being forced to "wade up to their necks" in the sea to reach a rescue boat from the wildfire-ravaged island.
A massive wildfire in Greece has prompted thousands of tourists to flee in what officials say is the largest evacuation the country has ever seen.