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Frances Guy said the UK and US governments should pursue a ceasefire

Mr Biden's comments followed a second US strike on the Houthis, who has attacked shipping in the Red Sea.

Mr Biden's comments followed a second US strike on the Houthis, who has attacked shipping in the Red Sea.

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

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

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

War spreading in the Middle East is not just a risk - it has already happened, writes the BBC's international editor.

Footage from UK and US authorities shows jets launch from Cyprus and a Red Sea carrier.

Rishi Sunak says the action against the Iranian-backed group is "necessary and proportionate".

Mr Biden's comments followed a second US strike on the Houthis, who has attacked shipping in the Red Sea.

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

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

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

War spreading in the Middle East is not just a risk - it has already happened, writes the BBC's international editor.

Footage from UK and US authorities shows jets launch from Cyprus and a Red Sea carrier.

Rishi Sunak says the action against the Iranian-backed group is "necessary and proportionate".

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

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

Qatar has helped agree a deal between Israel and Hamas after families of hostages raised concerns.
Frances Guy said the UK and US governments should pursue a ceasefire
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In Yemen, the joint US-UK strikes have dominated media reporting today. The Houthi-affiliated Al-Masirah TV channel broadcast rolling coverage of reaction and commentary - including of huge demonstrations held in the capital Sanaa and other cities, with protesters chanting pro-Palestinian and anti-US slogans.
Houthi officials were swift to condemn the strikes, which they described as an act of “idiocy” and “aggression”, aiming to “protect Israel” and “stop Yemen from supporting Palestinians”.
The group’s officials have reiterated their vow to respond to the strikes, and to deny passage to ships “linked with Israel” until humanitarian aid is allowed into Gaza.
Several prominent anti-Houthi voices also criticised the strikes. One wrote: "It is impossible to stand with America and Britain, we are against any strikes on Yemen whatever the justification.”

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The prime minister says the UK had to send a "strong signal" to the Houthis attacking ships in the Red Sea.
Sir Keir Starmer says it is "clear” they had carried out attacks on shipping in Red Sea, putting lives at risk, and disrupting international traffic.