'Najes worker in Turkey with no means of sustenance for 3 children and problems with easyJet'

A National Health Service (NHS) worker stranded in Turkey says she no longer has money to feed her three children after Easyjet canceled her flight on Monday.

29-year-old Ashley Harmston has been informed she will not be able to return to the UK from Dalaman with her partner Sam Price, 30, and their three children - aged two, eight and ten - until next Thursday.

A tired mom from Manchester says she has emptied her bank account and has already had to borrow more than £1,000 from friends and relatives to feed her family.

Ashley said: "I don't have any more money, I couldn't even pay my rent. I've emptied my savings. I realize the situation is not''Is controlled by Easyjet but there is no communication. I was sent to the airport on Monday night and no one wanted to speak to me. None of the Easyjet staff were on site and the information desk refused to help me. We didn't know what was going on or where we were going.

Ashley and Sam say they tried calling Easyjet and the British Embassy but couldn't get through to anyone. "We heard that after Friday we may have to pay for the hotel ourselves and keep the receipts. "That's fine if you have the money for it, but I don't. Someone should be seriously penalized for this. It's appalling," she added.

"I had an interview for a more senior position in''hospital tomorrow, but I won't be able to go through it again. My kids are supposed to go back to school on the 4th, but they can't. We have been abandoned here with no help or communication.".