Yoweri Museveni

When rebels fleeing Ugandan forces collided on their truck (inset) at random on Tuesday night, David Barlow, 50, (left) and his wife Celia, 51 (right) were killed in a hail of bullets. According to reports, the couple were married just a few days ago in South Africa's Western Cape. Eric Alyai, a 40-year-old Ugandan, was also shot down before the attackers, who were believed to be part of the ISIS-linked Allied Democratic Force, set fire to the vehicle and fled. The bodies and the flaming wreckage were found in the west of Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park. Laura Farris, a Tory MP from Newbury, paid her respects to the couple today. "The whole community has been devastated by this horrific and incomprehensible attack on David and Celia Barlow while on their honeymoon,' she said, "it should have been one of their best times of their lives."

On their honeymoon in Africa, tributes have pour in for a parish councillor and his newlywed wife. David Barlow, 50, of Berkshire, and his South African wife Celia, 51, were shot dead while riding safari in a Ugandan national park just days after they were married. Allied Democratic Force (ADF), an ISIS-linked terror group in Uganda, claimed responsibility for the 'cowardly' assault in Queen Elizabeth National Park last night. Following terrorists fleeing Ugandan forces on Tuesday night, the couple were shot and killed along with their guide Eric Alyai, 40, who worked with Gorillas and Wildlife Safaris. President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda has ordered his forces to track down those responsible for the 'cowardly act,' although the Foreign Office has advised against visiting the national park.

Ugandan officials will track down those responsible for the deaths of a safari guide and a couple who were honeymooning in Queen Elizabeth National Park in the East African nation, according to President Yoweri Museveni. 'It was a cowardly act on the part of the terrorists killing innocent civilians and tourists visiting Uganda on their honeymoon,' Museveni wrote in a post on social media site X, formerly known as Twitter.' 'Of course, these criminals will live with their own bloodshed.' Last night, Ugandan officials have accused the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), a faction that had previously linked to ISIS, of killing the couple, a South African and a British national, as well as their Ugandan driver. The group has been blamed for a number of massacres, including ones that have killed hundreds of schoolchildren and kidnapping foreign visitors.