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Sunday, 2 September 2007, 07:17 GMT 08:17 UK

In pictures: S Korea Christians return

Weeping hostages
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Nineteen South Korean church workers have arrived home after being held captive by the Taleban in Afghanistan for six weeks.

Relatives of dead hostages carrying pictures, followed by freed hostages
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They were joined by relatives of two hostages killed by their Taleban captors in July.

Former hostage Yu Kyeong-sik
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Former hostage Yu Kyeong-sik apologised to the nation for causing trouble by going to Afghanistan against government advice.

Former hostages bow to apologise during news conference
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The hostages expressed their remorse with a collective bow.

Former hostages weep as they take bus from airport
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They looked pale and tired as they were driven away from the airport.


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