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| Malaysia Airlines crash: 'World's eyes on Russia' says UK | |
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| The "world's eyes" are now on Russia to make sure it delivers for the victims of downed Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, the UK has warned. | |
| Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has summoned Russia's ambassador to discuss his country's response to the tragedy. | |
| Some 298 people were killed when the Boeing 777 crashed near Russia's border with Ukraine on Thursday. | |
| Ten of the victims were from the UK - the latest to be named is believed to have died with his wife and children. | |
| John Allen's law firm NautaDutilh said in a statement its "much loved colleague" had been on the Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur flight along with his wife Sandra and sons Christopher, Julian and Ian. | |
| "He was a person with many talents, and in addition to his professional contribution to our firm he generously shared his musical and athletic abilities with us as well," the tribute added. | |
| Mr Allen and his family are believed to have died alongside Britons Robert Ayley, Andrew Hoare, John Alder, Liam Sweeney, Glenn Thomas, Richard Mayne, Ben Pocock, and Cameron Dalziel, who was born in Zimbabwe, but was travelling on a British passport. |