question: Gibraltar airport was evacuated this afternoon after a suspect package was discovered on a plane on the runway bound for the UK. Passengers were taken off an easyJet flight flight to Gatwick when the captain asked for assistance. The Airbus A319 had 156 passengers and six crew on board. An easyJet plane carrying 156 passengers had to be evacuated after police were alerted to a suspect package and a strange smell in the hold (File Photo) Police closed the border between Gibraltar and Spain after a suspicious package was reported. Eyewitness Sophie Bichener exclusively told MailOnline Travel: 'I was just travelling to work  when I realised the border was closed. 'The updates from police and citizens showed there was an issue at the runway which turned out to be a suspicious suitcase on the easyjet flight which had just landed. 'I waited at the border for an hour and a half as police moved the crowds back. There didn't seem to be any immediate danger, but moving the crowd to a safe distance seemed appropriate. 'The Guardia were treating the situation well considering the tension between the two countries and were happy to provide information. 'This is the second time in a year I have been stuck at the border in the midst of a bomb scare. The Gibraltar threat level remained severe after the recent attacks in Europe and perhaps this is a side effect.' The Royal Gibraltar Police took to Twitter to explain the situation, saying that along with 'essential services', they were dealing with the situation. Gibraltar Police took to Twitter to keep people updated with the events at the airport. People were evacuated from the plane and the airport as explosive experts moved in. The Gibraltar Chronicle have said the alarm was raised by a baggage handler, while the BBC state the situation was dealt with by military explosives experts. At least one flight was diverted, a British Airways plane had to go on to Malaga. The border with Spain was closed, and people were warned to stay away from the airport while an investigation took place. The incident began to affect those in and around the airport as security measures were put in place. The areas in and around the airport began to become very busy as the incident was heightened. However, easyJet have said the issue was only related to an unusual smell, and thatdidn't mention anything with regards to suspect luggage. A spokesperson for easyJet told MailOnline Travel: 'easyJet can confirm that the flight EZY8502 from Gibraltar to London Gatwick on February 8 took a delay due to a smell in the hold of the aircraft which has been thoroughly investigated as a precaution and no cause for concern was detected.' 'The airport has reopened and we expect to begin the boarding process as quickly as possible. The police told that at least one flight had been forced to divert to Malaga due to the bomb scare. 'easyJet would like to thank passengers for their patience and apologise for any inconvenience caused. 'The safety of its passengers and crew is easyJet's highest priority and easyJet operates its fleet of aircraft in strict compliance with all manufacturers' guidelines.' Back in June last year the Spanish-Gibraltar frontier was closed when police were alerted to a suspicious package, causing misery to thousands of tourists and workers. A controlled explosion took place and the border was re-opened after about an hour.

answer: Gibraltar Police say they were called to deal with a suspicious package. EasyJet plane evacuated of 156 passengers and six crew. People told to leave airport and surrounding businesses.


question: By. Bianca London. PUBLISHED:. 06:55 EST, 24 June 2013. |. UPDATED:. 08:34 EST, 24 June 2013. Natural: Ulrika Jonsson has spoken out against airbrushing and admits that she prefers her more natural look. It is a magic way to banish wrinkles, eliminate pimples, and even smooth cellulite. So it comes as no surprise that most celebrities aren't averse to a spot of airbrushing. But as the public backlash against the magic wand builds, one famous face has spoken out against the appearance-enhancing tool and presenter Ulrika Jonsson, 46, insists that she prefers her more natural look without the help of airbrushing. In an article in The Sun Swedish. star Ulrika, who has graced the cover of many magazines throughout her. career, explains that, to her knowledge she has never been subjected to. airbrushing and she wouldn't have it any other way. 'Of course, I’d love the world to fawn. over my perfect body. But there is a huge part of me which feels that. would be dishonest — to me and everyone else,' she writes. To. exemplify her point, the mother-of-four allowed the newspaper to. airbrush a photograph of her in a swimming costume, which she compares. to a natural shot of herself. Speaking about the pre-airbrushed shot, she writes: 'It shows a woman not in bad shape for her age.' But adds that there are tell-tale signs of her years of sunbathing and four pregnancies. She does, however, admit that the airbrushed shot has transformed her. Despite. the airbrushing smoothing out her wrinkles and banishing. discolouration, she concludes that she prefers the natural version. because it shows the 'real deal'. Then and now: The Swedish star believes that her face now (R) shows signs of her sun-worshiping ways. (L) Fresh-faced in 1994. Ulrika was inspired to take a stance. against airbrushing after high-street giant Debenhams announced a ban on. all retouched lingerie model shots and Dove vowed to use only real. women in their campaign. She believes that photoshopping and editing has become so commonplace that young girls are. bombarded with paragons of beauty daily and worries for her two young. daughters who are constantly comparing themselves to impeccable. celebrities. The Swedish. star added: 'I don’t like my bow legs, that I have a deep frown line,. lines on my face that look like a map of the London Underground and that. my ar*e is saggy and droopy. But that’s me.' Inspired: After Debenhams vowed to ban airbrushing on its models, Ulrika was inspired to speak out against the magic tool. The natural look: Ulrika says that she prefers the natural version of herself because it shows the 'real deal'

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TV star reacting to Debenhams anti-air brushing campaign. Ulrika, 46, admits she prefers her natural look. Worries for young daughters being bombarded with Photoshopped images.