BBC News Yemen crisis

The WHO chief says a fraction of the help given to Ukraine has been given to other humanitarian crises.

While the world focuses on Ukraine, the UN warns humanitarian needs elsewhere are also growing.

Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi tells a new leadership council to negotiate a peace deal with the Houthis.

It is the first nationwide truce since 2016, in a war said to have killed nearly 400,000 people.

A conflict between the Saudi-backed government and the rebel Houthi movement is devastating Yemen.

They had been captive since going to visit relatives in the capital, Sanaa, a Saudi official said.

Yemenis who came to work in British factories in the 1950s have been without payments for years.

Nearly 1,500 children recruited by Houthi rebels died in fighting against the government in 2020.

A Saudi-led coalition denies it struck a detention centre on Friday, killing more than 70 people.

A fatal drone and missile strike raises questions about the war and security across the Middle East.

Rescue workers have been pulling bodies from rubble after the site was destroyed in an air strike.

Eight million people going hungry in the war-torn country will get barely half of the daily ration.

Saudi state media claimed that UN aid workers were warned to leave the airport ahead of the strike.

Jeremy Bowen gets rare access to Marib, where civilians are caught behind the conflict's front line.

Its famous architecture has been wrecked by war - now a female engineer is rebuilding amid the conflict.

Human rights activists say the trial of Intisar al-Hammadi by Houthi authorities was unfair.

The Yemeni government blames Houthi rebels for the attack, which killed or wounded 29 civilians.