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British woman dies at Istanbul Airport, Foreign Office confirms British woman dies at Istanbul Airport, Foreign Office confirms
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A British woman has died in Istanbul, the Foreign Office has confirmed.A British woman has died in Istanbul, the Foreign Office has confirmed.
She has been named in reports in Turkey as 50-year-old Jacqueline Anne Sutton and is understood to have died at the city's airport. She has been named in reports in Turkey as 50-year-old Jacqueline Anne Sutton and is understood to have died at the city's main airport.
The BBC understands she was the acting Iraq director for the Institute for War and Peace Reporting and had been travelling to Irbil, northern Iraq. The BBC understands she was the acting Iraq director for the Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR) and had been travelling to Irbil, northern Iraq.
The Foreign Office said they were "providing consular assistance to the family at this time".The Foreign Office said they were "providing consular assistance to the family at this time".
She is reported to have arrived at Istanbul Ataturk Airport from London on Saturday night, local time. Ms Sutton is reported to have arrived at Istanbul Ataturk Airport from London on Saturday night, local time.
The London-based IWPR supports local journalism in countries affected by conflict and crisis.
Its previous Iraq director Ammar Al Shahbander was killed in a car bomb attack in Baghdad on 2 May and a memorial service was held for him in London last week, according to the IWPR website.