Gunned down during dream holiday with her husband: British woman among 18 tourists killed in Tunisia massacre as survivors reveal how they smeared themselves with blood to play dead

Sally Jane Adey (pictured left) has been identified as the British woman killed in yesterday's terrorist attack in Tunisia while on a holiday cruise with her husband. The 57-year-old had been travelling aboard the MSC Splendida boat with her husband when she was killed after terrorists launched an attack on the Bardo National Museum in Tunis - massacring 18 tourists and three Tunisians before being killed themselves when special forces stormed the building (centre and bottom right). Survivors of the killings have now told of smearing themselves with other victims' blood in an attempt to play dead, while others, such as Australian-Colombian Javier Camelo (right), were gunned down in front of their family members.