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Trump officials texted war plans to group chat that included journalist

White House texted war plans to group chat that included journalist

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Dr Harry Robertson was dedicated to his patients

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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is being urged to hold a debate on the strikes in Yemen.

Rishi Sunak denies MPs vote over Houthi attacks

A Royal Air Force Typhoon FGR4 taking off to carry out air strikes against Houthi military targets in Yemen from RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus. Picture: Jake Green/MoD/AFP via Getty Images

UK and US carry out joint air strikes in Yemen against Houthis

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Scotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf at a COP28 event in Dubai last month (Picture: Getty Images)

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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak updates MPs over the Red Sea shipping attacks in the House of Commons.

Rishi Sunak defends UK strikes in Red Sea as SNP question long-term strategy

The Houses of Parliament in London, where Rishi Sunak is delivering a statement on Yemen on Monday

Why was Rishi Sunak able to bypass Parliament over strikes in Yemen?

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Foreign secretary David Cameron appearing on the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme in London. Picture: Jeff Overs/BBC/ AFP via Getty Images

Lord Cameron defends RAF strikes in Yemen as Stephen Flynn fears 'wider crisis'

Houthi fighters brandish their weapons during a protest following US and British air strikes on targets in Yemen (Picture: Mohammed Huwais/AFP via Getty Images)

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Exclusive Former British ambassador to Yemen warns of 'many dangers' in Houthi airstrikes

Yemen strikes sent ‘strong signal’ to Houthis, Sunak says

An image grab taken from a video made available by Yemen's Al-Masirah television shows fire and smoke billowing in Yemen. Picture: Al-Masirah TV/AFP via Getty Images

Humza Yousaf says UK Parliament must be recalled over Houthi strikes in Yemen

Houthi rebels have seen military facilities in Yemen bombed by UK and Us forces after the countries promised 'retaliation' for attack in the Red Sea. Picture: AFP via Getty Images

Who are the Houthi rebels behind attacks on ships in Red Sea?

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A picture taken during an organised tour by Yemen's Huthi rebels shows the Galaxy Leader cargo ship, seized by Huthi fighters in November. The group attacked another two cargo ships in the Red Sea today.

British-owned ship hit by missile launched by Iranian-backed rebels in Red Sea

This image from a video, shows the aftermath of a deadly stampede in Sanaa, Yemen. Picture: Al-Masirah TV Channel via AP

Dozens dead after stampede at charity event at school in Yemen

US President Joe Biden has been accused of hating Britain.

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Angelina Jolie meets Somali refugees who fled their homes and found safety in Yemen in March.

Angelina Jolie to step down from role as United Nations envoy

Scotland supporters are not guilty of disrespecting their World Cup play-off opponents Ukraine by being desperate to beat the war-torn nation by any which means. (Photo SNS Group/Alan Harvey).

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JK Rowling will match funding up to £1 million after launching an emergency appeal to aid children trapped in orphanages in Ukraine.

JK Rowling helps Ukrainian orphanages appeal

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Claim 'entire hotel' of refugees told to isolate after one positive case

UK calls for ‘vaccine ceasefires’ to allow people in conflict zones to receive Covid jabs (Photo: Shutterstock)

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Edinburgh nurse receives international award for service to healthcare

Some volunteers on Findagrave have added tens of thousands of memorial photos to the site, helping people around the world discover old family connections.

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Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi attends a press conference in the Bahraini capital Manama. Picture: Mohammed Al-Shaikh//AFP/Getty Images

Anger as UK allows arms sales to Saudi Arabia to restart

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Rebel fighters pose for a picture with the remains of a downed Syrian government warplane in Idlib province on Wednesday (Picture: Omar Haj Kadour/AFP/Getty)

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Dozens of Yemeni police, including a senior commander, were killed or wounded in the attack, according to a security source. The missile attack, which came as a suicide bomber killed at last three police in the Sheikh Othman area of the southern port city, was claimed by Huthi rebels who control the capital Sanaa. (Photo by Nabil HASAN / AFP)NABIL HASAN/AFP/Getty Images

Rebel missile attack and suicide bombings leave 51 dead in Yemen

TOPSHOT - Supporters of Yemen's Huthi rebels attend a rally marking the fourth anniversary of the Saudi-led coalition's intervention in Yemen, in the capital Sanaa on March 26, 2019. - A Saudi-led military coalition entered Yemen in March 2015 with the goal of restoring its "legitimate" government to power after the Huthis and their allies took over Sanaa. (Photo by MOHAMMED HUWAIS / AFP) (Photo credit should read MOHAMMED HUWAIS/AFP/Getty Images)

Drone strikes damage oil pipeline in attack on Saudi Arabia soil

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford

Ian Blackford’s lawyers demand apology over ‘arms dealer’ comment

A Yemeni man goes through the wreckage of a building that was reportedly destroyed in a Saudi-led coalition air strike in the capital Sanaa on September 5, 2018. Pic: Mohammed Huwais/AFP/Getty Images

Lothians pension pot has £85m in arms firms linked to Middle East ‘dirty war’

Lothians pension pot has £85m in arms firms linked to Middle East ‘dirty war’

Brendan O'Hara MP for Argyll and Bute with Save the Children supporters Gift Odokor, Patience Ambe Nsameji, Tim Humphreys and Alfie Blake.

Argyll and Bute MP calls for peace in Yemen
Brendan O’Hara MP last week joined activists at Westminster to demand support for the children of Yemen.

Jimmy and Barbara Hamilton. Picture: SWNS

Couple say '˜tolerance' is secret to their 70-year marriage

Swedish Foreign minister Margot Wallstrom (L) and UN special envoy to Yemen Martin Griffiths. Photo by Stina STJERNKVIST / TT News Agency / AFP

UN says 123 people killed in Yemen every week

Jeremy Corbyn accuses May of ‘warm wards’ for Saudi Arabia prince

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (R) meets with French President Emmanuel Macron in Buenos Aires during the G20 Leaders' Summit. Picture: Getty Images

G20: French President Macron steps up pressure over Khashoggi killing

British Prime Minister Theresa May alongside French president Emmanuel Macron and US leader Donald Trump as they prepare to pose during a working session prior to the G20 Summit. Picture: Ludovic Marin/Getty Images

Theresa May to raise Khashoggi case with Saudi prince at G20

The centenary service at St Symphorien cemetery in Mons, Belgium. The cemetery contains the graves of the first and last British soldiers killed in the conflict. Picture: Geert Vanden Wijngaert/PA

Leader: Take care we never have to relearn Great War lesson

European Tour chief executive Keith Pelley pictured in Antalya, Turkey. Picture: Stuart Franklin/Getty Images

Up to tour members if they want to play in Saudi, insists Keith Pelley

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Paul Wheelhouse is accused of a secret meeting at Raytheon. Picture: John Devlin

SNP savaged for giving US arms company nearly Â£200,000

The Scottish Government is to give Â£300,000 of emergency aid to help victims of three of the world's most violent ongoing conflicts. Picture: Getty

Overseas conflict victims to receive Â£300,000 from Scottish Government

Airport seized from Yemen rebels

Patrick Harvie. Picture: John Devlin

Greens attack Sturgeon over Scottish Enterprise '˜funding arms firms'

Drivers have been urged to fill up their tanks today ahead of fuel price increases.

Motorists advised to top up their tanks ahead of expected petrol price hikes

Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman and Archbishop Justin Welby examine early religious documents in Lambeth Palace. Picture: Yui Mok - WPA Pool/Getty Images

MPs protest over Women's Day parliament visit by Saudi royals

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