By . Anna Edwards . PUBLISHED: . 03:58 EST, 23 January 2014 . | . UPDATED: . 18:28 EST, 23 January 2014 . Stern: Ravil Gainiyev, the father of runaway teenager Indira Gainiyeva, arrives in the Dominican Republic from Kazakhstan to be reunited with his runaway daughter . The father of the teenage girl who sparked an international manhunt when she and her boyfriend ran away to the the Dominican Rebublic to bring his daughter home. Ravil Gainiyev, the father of runaway teenager Indira Gainiyeva, appeared stony-faced as he arrived in the Caribbean to be reunited with his daughter. Indira, 17, and her boyfriend Edward Bunyon, 16, sneaked out of their boarding school and fled to the holiday island. Yesterday the young couple were pictured strolling in the sunshine at the five-star beach Occidental Grande resort in Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. However, their holiday romance has been well and truly cut short by the arrival of Indira's father, and Edward's mother Susannah Bunyan - who flew out earlier this week to bring the couple home. Mr Gainiyev, 50, who runs a chain of pharmacies in Kazakhstan had previously said that he now plans to take his daughter back to the central Asian country. Mrs Bunyan, 56, was spotted 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. Eddy and Indira Gainiyeva with his mother Suzannah Bunyan, berated the pair over lunch (not pictured here) about their week-long sojourn in the Dominican Republic . The sixth-formers, who were told off by his mother when she arrived, are now staying in this hotel with the furious parent . Escapade: The couple were finally found on Sunday night after running away together from their boarding school for a holiday because of Britain's dank weather . A chaperone, believed . to be Edward's older brother, has also 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. Fun in the sun: Runaway teenagers Edward Bunyan and Indira Gainiyeva saunter through their luxury Caribbean resort, albeit under the watchful eye of a chaperone, believed to be Edward's older brother . The runaways were pictured in the same clothes they were seen in a day earlier suggesting they had not had much time to pack before making their bolt to freedom . Smirk: Edward Bunyan cracks a smiles as he is . pictured wandering through the five-star Occidental Grande resort in . Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic . Keeping his head down: Edward Bunyan sparked an international manhunt when he sneaked out of school with girlfriend Indira Gainiyeva . 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. Romantic stroll: Runaways Edward Bunyan and Indira Gainiyeva walk along the beach in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, a day after they were found by police . ‘The . hotel owners won’t face any procedures – the youngsters came for a good . time and behaved well, so there was never any danger to them or . others.’ At . around 11pm on Sunday police moved in and picked them up. It is . understood that they are now in separate rooms at the Occidental and . that Mrs Bunyan will act as guardian to Indira for the journey back to . Britain later this week. Indira’s . father, Ravil Gainiyev, a businessman in Kazakhstan, said: ‘Everything . is under control. We now want to take Indira home, back to Kazakhstan.’ It is understood that he and Indira’s mother Firuza spoke to their . daughter by phone after she was found, but they declined to talk about . the call. Punishment: The pair's school has not confirmed if they will be expelled or suspended, while Lancashire Police will also speak to them They are now in a five-star resort after briefly running off to some apartments . Serious: When police caught up with them they said they were 'having a great time and want to stay', but they will soon be back in the UK . In trouble: A man, who may possibly be from local police, leads them into a five-star resort as Eddy drags a small suitcase . Stonyhurst . college had earlier defended its security measures, saying they were . intended to keep out intruders, not to ‘imprison’ pupils. Lancashire . police said: ‘They will be given a welfare de-brief by police following . their arrival back in this country. This will signal an end of police . involvement in this matter.’ A source said: ‘Edward’s mother is very, very angry but also hugely relieved and wants to know what got into the pair. ‘She . desperately wants to know whether her son has been unhappy at boarding . school and whether he really wants to go back there. But she is also . very angry at what they did. We understand this stunt cost thousands of . pounds which he racked up on his credit card. It was like he was living . like there was no tomorrow.’ End of the party: Suzannah Bunyan looked stern as she ushered son Eddy Bunyan, 16, into a car to go home . The pair have been on a week-long escapade, fleeing officials as they hop from one five-star resort to the next. Ms Bunyan carried the luggage as a sullen-looking Indira Gainiyeva, 17, stood behind waiting to get into the car . Action: The couple, who have been dating for seven months, face police questioning back in the UK . On the run: The couple were believed to be staying in a room similar to this one when they were found . They spent the week jumping from one five-star hotel to another until police traced their credit card payments . The pair were traced to the Sol Carib apartment complex in Punta Cana on the island . Indira's oil-rich family refused to fly out to the resort as they had no way of tracing the so-called 'Bonnie and Clyde' Fellow pupils took to Twitter to try to trace their whereabouts as the couple turned off their mobile phones . This is the beach front bar area where the couple were found on Sunday night before Eddy's mother arrived . The Roman Catholic school has refused to reveal what action will be taken over their escapade . Eddy Bunyan was described by friends as 'a bit of a rebel'. Indira's parents believe she fell in love with him . Stonyhurst College in Lancashire prides itself on its high-end security measures .
Edward Bunyan and girlfriend Indira Gainiyeva enjoy eighth day in the sun .
Flew to the Dominican Republic after escaping boarding school last week .
They were wearing the same clothes they had been seen in a day earlier .
Face expulsion from £30,000-a-year Stonyhurst College when they return .
They are believed to have racked up a £3,000 credit card bill .
By . Anna Edwards . PUBLISHED: . 03:58 EST, 23 January 2014 . | . UPDATED: . 18:28 EST, 23 January 2014 . Stern: Ravil Gainiyev, the father of runaway teenager Indira Gainiyeva, arrives in the Dominican Republic from Kazakhstan to be reunited with his runaway daughter . The father of the teenage girl who sparked an international manhunt when she and her boyfriend ran away to the the Dominican Rebublic to bring his daughter home. Ravil Gainiyev, the father of runaway teenager Indira Gainiyeva, appeared stony-faced as he arrived in the Caribbean to be reunited with his daughter. Indira, 17, and her boyfriend Edward Bunyon, 16, sneaked out of their boarding school and fled to the holiday island. Yesterday the young couple were pictured strolling in the sunshine at the five-star beach Occidental Grande resort in Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. However, their holiday romance has been well and truly cut short by the arrival of Indira's father, and Edward's mother Susannah Bunyan - who flew out earlier this week to bring the couple home. Mr Gainiyev, 50, who runs a chain of pharmacies in Kazakhstan had previously said that he now plans to take his daughter back to the central Asian country. Mrs Bunyan, 56, was spotted 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. Eddy and Indira Gainiyeva with his mother Suzannah Bunyan, berated the pair over lunch (not pictured here) about their week-long sojourn in the Dominican Republic . The sixth-formers, who were told off by his mother when she arrived, are now staying in this hotel with the furious parent . Escapade: The couple were finally found on Sunday night after running away together from their boarding school for a holiday because of Britain's dank weather . A chaperone, believed . to be Edward's older brother, has also 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. Fun in the sun: Runaway teenagers Edward Bunyan and Indira Gainiyeva saunter through their luxury Caribbean resort, albeit under the watchful eye of a chaperone, believed to be Edward's older brother . The runaways were pictured in the same clothes they were seen in a day earlier suggesting they had not had much time to pack before making their bolt to freedom . Smirk: Edward Bunyan cracks a smiles as he is . pictured wandering through the five-star Occidental Grande resort in . Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic . Keeping his head down: Edward Bunyan sparked an international manhunt when he sneaked out of school with girlfriend Indira Gainiyeva . 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. Romantic stroll: Runaways Edward Bunyan and Indira Gainiyeva walk along the beach in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, a day after they were found by police . ‘The . hotel owners won’t face any procedures – the youngsters came for a good . time and behaved well, so there was never any danger to them or . others.’ At . around 11pm on Sunday police moved in and picked them up. It is . understood that they are now in separate rooms at the Occidental and . that Mrs Bunyan will act as guardian to Indira for the journey back to . Britain later this week. Indira’s . father, Ravil Gainiyev, a businessman in Kazakhstan, said: ‘Everything . is under control. We now want to take Indira home, back to Kazakhstan.’ It is understood that he and Indira’s mother Firuza spoke to their . daughter by phone after she was found, but they declined to talk about . the call. Punishment: The pair's school has not confirmed if they will be expelled or suspended, while Lancashire Police will also speak to them They are now in a five-star resort after briefly running off to some apartments . Serious: When police caught up with them they said they were 'having a great time and want to stay', but they will soon be back in the UK . In trouble: A man, who may possibly be from local police, leads them into a five-star resort as Eddy drags a small suitcase . Stonyhurst . college had earlier defended its security measures, saying they were . intended to keep out intruders, not to ‘imprison’ pupils. Lancashire . police said: ‘They will be given a welfare de-brief by police following . their arrival back in this country. This will signal an end of police . involvement in this matter.’ A source said: ‘Edward’s mother is very, very angry but also hugely relieved and wants to know what got into the pair. ‘She . desperately wants to know whether her son has been unhappy at boarding . school and whether he really wants to go back there. But she is also . very angry at what they did. We understand this stunt cost thousands of . pounds which he racked up on his credit card. It was like he was living . like there was no tomorrow.’ End of the party: Suzannah Bunyan looked stern as she ushered son Eddy Bunyan, 16, into a car to go home . The pair have been on a week-long escapade, fleeing officials as they hop from one five-star resort to the next. Ms Bunyan carried the luggage as a sullen-looking Indira Gainiyeva, 17, stood behind waiting to get into the car . Action: The couple, who have been dating for seven months, face police questioning back in the UK . On the run: The couple were believed to be staying in a room similar to this one when they were found . They spent the week jumping from one five-star hotel to another until police traced their credit card payments . The pair were traced to the Sol Carib apartment complex in Punta Cana on the island . Indira's oil-rich family refused to fly out to the resort as they had no way of tracing the so-called 'Bonnie and Clyde' Fellow pupils took to Twitter to try to trace their whereabouts as the couple turned off their mobile phones . This is the beach front bar area where the couple were found on Sunday night before Eddy's mother arrived . The Roman Catholic school has refused to reveal what action will be taken over their escapade . Eddy Bunyan was described by friends as 'a bit of a rebel'. Indira's parents believe she fell in love with him . Stonyhurst College in Lancashire prides itself on its high-end security measures .
sojourn in the Dominican Republic . The pair are facing expulsion from the £30,000-a-year Stonyhurst College in . Clitheroe, Lancashire. 'delighted' they had been found, but has refused in the sun: Runaway teenagers Edward Bunyan and clothes they were seen in a day earlier school with girlfriend Indira Gainiyeva . The pair are believed to have ran up an estimated £3,000 credit card bill after they sneaked out . one when they were found . They spent the week