Tunisia beach victim's son speaks out

The son of a Tunisia beach massacre victim has spoken of his heartache after his mother's body was flown home to the UK.

Conor Fulford said if he could have one wish granted it would be for him and his sisters to say goodbye to their mum.

His mother, Sue Davey, was among 30 Britons killed in a gun attack in the popular tourist resort of Sousse.

In emotional comments posted on Twitter, Fulford said: "Months ago somebody said 'if you could have one wish what would it be?'

"I remember saying 'win the lottery', or something along those lines.

"If somebody said (that) to me now, I think it would be for me and my two sisters to sit and have five minutes to say goodbye to our mom."

The bodies of Davey and her partner Scott Chalkley were flown back to the UK with the other British victims last week.