A specialist team deployed to Turkey to help with operations after a devastating earthquake described the "utter carnage" they encountered.
77 British specialists were deployed to help with search and rescue operations after the magnitude 7.8 quake hit Turkey and neighbouring Syria. On the morning of the earthquake, a team of four experts based in Croxteth received a message with a deployment notice from the UK International Search and Rescue (UKISAR) team - a specialist humanitarian disaster response team that answers to the Home Office.
Within hours the team, led by watch manager Keith Findlay, dropped all family engagements, packed their kit and headed to Birmingham to board a flight to Turkey. When they landed they were met with devastation like they had never imagined.