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Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron suggests the UK could strike Houthi targets again if attacks on ships continue.

Thousands of Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv to mark 100 days since the start of the unprecedented war against Hamas.

Joe Biden's comments follow a second US strike on the Houthis, who have attacked shipping in the Red Sea.

Frances Guy says the UK and US governments should "call Houthi rebels' bluff" and pursue a ceasefire in Gaza.

Ten people in a Rafah house sheltering displaced people were killed, the Hamas-run health ministry says.

The PM and the Labour leader agree on military action but it could be just the beginning of their problems.

The UK defence secretary says the world is "running out of patience" with attacks.

The US plan sees diplomatic normalisation with Arab neighbours if Israel ends its offensive.

The Yemeni group says Friday's airstrikes mean US and UK interests are now legitimate targets.

After two days of legal argument, judges must now rule on whether Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.

Qatar has helped agree a deal between Israel and Hamas after families of hostages raised concerns.

Humza Yousaf says there are "serious questions" over the UK and US air strikes on Houthi rebel targets.

Some members of Joe Biden's party fumed that he launched strikes on Yemen without congressional approval.

Its lawyers rebuff South Africa's accusations while defending actions in Gaza at the UN's top court.

US-UK strikes against rebels may help restart trade along the Red Sea route or risk sending the world back to the 1970s.

Downing Street briefed Sir Keir Starmer but held no vote before the RAF bombed military bases in Yemen.