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The wildfires that are ravaging the popular Greek island saw 19,000 people evacuated leaving popular beach resorts savaged with melted sunbeds and charred decking are all that remains

One young couple were forced to flee their resort in Rhodes along with thousands of others, and tell The Mirror what life is like as the island fights to survive the inferno

Many Brits who are on the Greek islands, including Rhodes and Corfu, hit by wildfires and others who have trips planned, are seeking advice over their rights and The Mirror has answered questions here

Greece wildfires affecting Rhodes and Corfu have seen the likes of TUI, easyJet, British Airways and Jet2 cancelling flights and holidays - but check your holiday booking for a crucial bit of information

Newly released maps have highlighted the areas of Greece most at risk from the vicious wildfires currently engulfing the country, as well as the locations still deemed safe

Ali and Paul Simpson, both 42, a couple from Canterbury in Kent, described dramatically escaping from flames and being rescued by the army as wildfires took hold in Rhodes, Greece

Holidaymakers have been evacuated from Corfu and Rhodes after deadly wildfires have torn through the Greek islands, which are popular with British tourists. Have the flames put YOU off travelling abroad?

Greece wildfires in Rhodes have seen thousands of Brits being evacuated by the likes of TUI, Jet2 and easyJet but Ryanair says its schedule is operating as normal

Jet2 is set to send several planes to Rhodes to evacuate holidaymakers from the island to the UK after wildfires broke out in Greece, a company spokesperson has said

TUI has cancelled all its flights to Rhodes until at least Tuesday after days of raging wildfires, while the travel firm has told people due to stay at certain hotels in Corfu no to make the journey

The Travel Association - best known as ABTA - has told British holidaymakers with trips to Corfu, Rhodes and other Greek destinations this week what action to take

With up to 10,000 Brits initially thought to be stranded, EasyJet, TUI and Jet2 have now issued travel updates as wildfires are set to continue their rampage across more Greek islands

A British Foreign Office spokesman confirmed a Rapid Deployment Team had arrived on Rhodes to support travel operators in bringing Brits home but some flights were delayed on Sunday night

Around 19,000 people have so far been evacuated as authorities launched the biggest rescue mission in Greece’s history - and with temperatures of 45C ­forecast, the situation could get even worse

The generosity of the Greek people is heartwarming - but questions must be asked about the funding of a Greek fire service with too little equipment and personnel

Devon County Council councillor Jess Bailey said TUi was still putting on flights to Rhodes on Saturday night and landed with her family as evacuees gathered in the airport

Greece's Emergency Communications Service has tonight issued evacuation orders for some areas of Corfu as emergency services continue to battle the flames

Claire McNally and her family were stranded on a beach for hours before being moved to a sports stadium hours away where they slept in their swimwear after abandoning their hotel in Lardos, Rhodes

Pictures show holidaymakers packed into a large sports arena as they seek refuge from the wildfires ravaging Rhodes. People of all ages are squeezed onto thin mats, awaiting their chance to flee

Airline EasyJet says it will be running repatriation flights to the UK on Monday for hundreds of passengers in a new statement tonight as fires continue to rage

Joanna Hughes, 35, her husband Jon, 38, and their daughter Emilia were forced to run for safety after their family holiday turn into a desperate escape as flames engulfed the Greek island

Nada Farhoud says it is rather ironic that there has been a lot of hot air from sections of the right-wing media at the same time, which appear to deny the fact that the planet is in serious trouble

Panicked tourists in wildfire-ravaged Rhodes were forced to flee their burning hotel "like a warzone" after being left to “fend for themselves” as high winds hamper firefighters

Over 18 hours since one British family were forced to evacuate their £350 a night hotel in Rhodes, they still see no end in sight to their nightmare

UK holidaymakers are being told to flee to safe areas as the raging wildfires on the Greek island of Rhodes continue to spread, but what rights do holidaymakers have?