Minister also under pressure to take tougher line with Saudi Arabia over Khashoggi murder Britain's foreign secretary has begun a three-day visit to the Middle East in an effort to salvage Yemen's faltering ceasefire, telling Houthi rebels they must start withdrawing their forces from the port of Hodeidah in line with a UN peace plan. Jeremy Hunt is also under political pressure at home to take a tougher line on his trip with Saudi Arabia over the murder of the Washington Post journalist Jamal K...
Minister also under pressure to take tougher line with Saudi Arabia over Khashoggi murder Britain's foreign secretary has begun a three-day visit to the Middle East in an effort to salvage Yemen's faltering ceasefire, telling Houthi rebels they must start withdrawing their forces from the port of Hodeidah in line with a UN peace plan. Jeremy Hunt is also under political pressure at home to take a tougher line on his trip with Saudi Arabia over the murder of the Washington Post journalist Jamal K...
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