David Cameron and Keir Starmer speak to BBC after US-UK strikes on Houthi targets - BBC News
After attacks on Houthi targets, UK Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer speak to Laura Kuenssberg.
Starmer is now asked about the UK's attacks against the Houthis in Yemen.

He says Labour backs the military operation so far - but will need to consider the arguments if the UK plans further attacks there.

"If there is to be further action, I would expect [to be briefed], I would expect the prime minister to make a statement, and we will consider it on its merits."

He says the strikes so far are clearly designed to stop Houthi attacks in the Red Sea.

Laura presses him, saying this is not the view in much of the Middle East - and that instead, the view there is that action in Yemen is part of the West's wider strategy in the Middle East.

Starmer says that argument is "hard to sustain". He says the alternative would be to do nothing to protect shipping.

"Action had to be taken, I was pleased to be briefed about it," he says.