Smiles mark an overdue homecoming for Chandlers

Tuesday 16 November 2010 20:00 EST

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Paul and Rachel Chandler arrived back in Britain yesterday evening, more than a year after being taken hostage on their yacht by Somali pirates.

The couple, from Tunbridge Wells in Kent, looked tired and pale as they left the aircraft, but smiled before being driven off.

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