article_snippet.sent: A terrified British family who are stuck in a basement in war-torn Yemen have launched a desperate appeal to be evacuated to the UK.
article_snippet.sent: Britons have been advised to book commercial flights out Yemen, but Mrs Henderson and Mrs Henderson children's passports have expired and the UK authorities in Yemen are closed.
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Henderson and her children's passports have posted applications to the UK but fear Mrs Henderson and her children's passports will not return, and are terrified of dodging fighting to get to the UK embassy in Sudan for emergency documents.
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Henderson, a mother-of-six formerly of Linlithgow, West Lothian, has now launched an urgent plea for assistance to get out of the warzone and back to UK.
article_snippet.sent: Speaking from UK, Mrs Henderson's sister, Heather, 51, said: 'We are trying to get them out of Yemen.
article_snippet.sent: The family are facing a number of problems in The family fight to leave Yemen, as Louise and Louise children's passports have expired and the UK authorities are closed.
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Henderson and Mrs Henderson daughters are now considering making Mrs Henderson and her daughters way to the UK embassy in Khartoum, Sudan, where Mrs Henderson and her daughters could get emergency documents.
article_snippet.sent: The FCO in London could help if Louise and Louise children managed to get to a British emabassy or consulate where Louise and her children could be supplied with emergency documents.
article_snippet.sent: Our longstanding and consistent message to British Nationals has been to leave another country. '
article_snippet.sent: British Nationals who remain in Yemen should leave immediately by commercial means.
article_snippet.sent: Yemen will not be able to evacuate British nationals who remain in Yemen against this advice.'