A "much-loved" British mother-of-two was killed in the terror attack in Tunisia that left 23 people dead, it has emerged.
Newly retired Sally Adey, 57, was on holiday with her husband Robert, who is believed to be unharmed.
Terrorist group Islamic State has released an online audio recording in which it claims responsibility for Wednesday's shooting at the Bardo Museum in Tunis.
Witnesses say the gunmen opened fire on tourists arriving at museum, before chasing them inside. The two attackers were among the 23 people left dead.
Twenty foreign tourists were gunned down, including visitors from Japan, Italy, Colombia, Australia, France and Poland.
Most of the victims were passengers on two cruise liners.
The Adeys, both solicitors from Shropshire, had been on MSC Splendida, which docked at the port in Tunis early on Wednesday.
Julia Holden, a close friend of the Adey family and a partner at Shakespeares Solicitors in Birmingham where Mr Adey works, issued a statement on the family's behalf.
"Sally Adey was a much-loved daughter, wife and mother. The family are devastated by her loss," she said.
"They are also saddened for others who have lost people they love, and for those who have been hurt."
David Crawshaw, who was the Adeys' neighbour in Shifnal for more than a decade, said: "They were really the sort of neighbours you want, a fine, hard-working family, and Sally will be missed by us."
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A tourist injured after an attack by gunmen on Tunisia's national museum is wheeled on a stretcher
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