A young woman was left in floods of tears when her £3,000 holiday to the Dominican Republic ended before it even began after she was hauled in for questioning by customs officers.
Molly Kelly and Oliver Wright, both 22, had to fly back to Manchester from Punta Cana just four hours after arriving in the Caribbean, The Mirror reports.
While Oliver had been allowed to pass through airport security, Molly, an electrical engineer from Anglesey, was taken aside for further questioning before her passport was branded with a red 'nulo' stamp, meaning 'invalid'.
