Kazakh businessman's daughter runaway from Stonyhurst College comes back to Kazakhstan

Edward Bunyan, 16, and his girlfriend Indira Gainiyeva, 17, were yesterday pictured strolling in the sunshine at the five-star beach Occidental Grande resort in Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. But their idyllic holiday was abruptly stopped after Susannah Bunyan, 56, ranted at the pair after she was forced to fly to the Caribbean to find them. He hung his head while his frightened girlfriend shook with fear as Ms Bunyan told them they 'are not lovers' and branded them 'laughing stocks' as they ate pepperoni pizza over lunch. On Tuesday Mrs Bunyan frogmarched the sheepish couple from their bolthole to a taxi and reluctantly returned them to the luxury hotel where she had checked in. She later accompanied them for a meeting at the police station flanked by motorcycle outriders. Whatever punishments their parents have in store appear to have been put on hold, although a chaperone, believed to be Edward's older brother, has been seen monitoring them. The pair are facing expulsion from the £30,000-a-year Stonyhurst College in Clitheroe, Lancashire. Head teacher Andrew Johnson said he was 'delighted' they had been found, but has refused to discuss what might happen on their return. The pair are believed to have ran up an estimated £3,000 credit card bill after they sneaked out of school last Monday and flying to Spain where they caught at second flight to the Caribbean. They initially checked in to the Occidental Grande resort, where a week's stay costs around £1,600 and are believed to have spent several days there quaffing cocktails and enjoying lavish meals. But as news of their escapades spread they checked in to a dingy £75-a-week apartment nearby. After British police alerted Interpol, local officers spent days scouring 250 miles of coastline packed with resorts. They were finally caught late on Sunday when plain clothes police found them sitting at a beachside restaurant in the resort of Punta Cana. They had been stocking up on bread and water and dining at cheap beachside restaurants. Now the pair face being constantly monitored until they return home. The pair, who have been dating for months, were seen in beachwear strolling along the ocean in Punta Cana and eating outside the hotel - but always being watched. Ramon Brito, spokesman for the local tourist police, said: ‘We located them by tracing their credit cards. 'They spent Sunday night at the Sol Caribe apartments, in the Los Corales resort in Bavaro. We confirmed that they were there, contacted their parents, and the police went in to take them to be reunited with their families.