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Birts still missing long after egypt blast { August 16 2005 } Original Source Link: (May no longer be active)    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/4155954.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/4155954.stm Last Updated: Tuesday, 16 August 2005, 11:09 GMT 12:09 UK UK inquest into Egypt blast dead The inquests into the deaths of eight Britons killed in bombings in the Egyptian resort Sharm al-Sheikh last month have been opened and adjourned. A date for the full hearings has yet to be fixed. Almost 70 people are thought to have died in the 23 July blasts, but officials say the toll could rise to 88. Three Britons are still missing. Three bombs ripped through the Red Sea resort - outside two hotels and a market - shortly after 0100 local time. Chelmsford Coroner's Court named the dead Britons as: * David Sayer, 16, from Grantham * Charith Jayawardena, 17, from Grantham * Matthew Fulham, 17, from Hinckley, Leicestershire * Lesley Ayers, 50, from Basildon * Jeremy Lakin, 28, from London * Keri Davies, 27, from Fareham, Hampshire * Annalie Vickers, 31, from Eastbourne * Hannah Lloyd, 16, from Evesham

10 britons disappeared after egypt blast 25 bedouins had been arrested 70 arrested after carnage in sharm el sheik Birts still missing long after egypt blast { August 16 2005 } Bombers planned to kill dozens tourists disrupted { July 25 2005 } Car bomb explodes in sharm el sheikh { July 23 2005 } Egypt had warning before attack { July 26 2005 } Egypt rules out pakistani involvement { July 26 2005 } Pakistanis sought in wake of egypt bombings { July 25 2005 } Police identify bomber in egypt attack Sharm el sheik attack probe widens Sharm el sheik attack toll hits 88 Files Listed: 12

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