By John Stevens The family of murdered honeymooner Anni Dewani said they were ‘one step closer’ to justice last night as her husband was finally extradited to South Africa. Millionaire British businessman Shrien Dewani will this morning appear in court in Cape Town where he will face allegations that he ordered the killing of his 28-year-old wife in November 2010. The 33-year-old from Bristol had engaged in a marathon legal battle to block extradition claiming he was unwell, but last night he was flown out of the city’s airport. Scroll down for video The 33-year-old (right) and his father are pictured walking outside the Bristol psychiatric hospital where he was being treated
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Shrien Dewani was flown out of Britain on flight to South Africa tonight
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Had fought extradition for three-and-a-half years following wife's death
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Millionaire's lawyers said he was too high a suicide risk to be extradited
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Dewani, 33, has always denied involvement in his wife, Anni's, murder
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Comes as Mrs Dewani's relatives have spoken of desire to 'get justice'
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Mrs Dewani's family spoke of 'relief' and said want to face Dewani in court
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