A medical team of the British Army has parachuted onto the remote Atlantic island of Tristan da Cunha to help a suspected hantavirus patient.
The patient, a British man, was a passenger on the MV Hondius cruise ship that has been hit by a deadly outbreak of the virus.
The team of six paratroopers and two medical clinicians arrived via a Royal Air Force transport plane, which also dropped oxygen and medical equipment.
The patient is in a stable condition while isolating, and six cases of the virus have now been confirmed, including two other Britons being treated off the ship.
Meanwhile, the first group of passengers from the cruise ship began disembarking into small boats on Sunday, headed to Tenerife's Port of Granadilla, where they will be taken to a hospital in Madrid.
