Paul Moss

After last year's devastating blows against Tehran's other allies and proxies across the Middle East, Hamas in Gaza, Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Assad regime in Syria, Washington may now want the Houthis to feel that they could be next.

After last year's devastating blows against Tehran's other allies and proxies across the Middle East, Hamas in Gaza, Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Assad regime in Syria, Washington may now want the Houthis to feel that they could be next.

The attorney general has said that she was not consulted on this decision. Why is that significant?

The attorney general has said that she was not consulted on this decision. Why is that significant?

You were excited enough by this experience. What about witnessing this, well, you could call it a rescue, at least a relief for those who want to go back home?

You were excited enough by this experience. What about witnessing this, well, you could call it a rescue, at least a relief for those who want to go back home?

We hear that training takes over in these circumstances, but the routine of life on board must get, frankly, at times boring, doesn't it?

We hear that training takes over in these circumstances, but the routine of life on board must get, frankly, at times boring, doesn't it?

You are surrounded by other people's eyes as well. Is privacy not an issue?

You are surrounded by other people's eyes as well. Is privacy not an issue?

I keep trying to get you to see a downer of this experience and I'm not managing. But there are effects on your health, aren't there? There's muscle wasting. There's a deterioration of your vision. What might these two astronauts who are coming home find difficult on their return to Earth?

I keep trying to get you to see a downer of this experience and I'm not managing. But there are effects on your health, aren't there? There's muscle wasting. There's a deterioration of your vision. What might these two astronauts who are coming home find difficult on their return to Earth?

To police a ceasefire along a vast front line by a group of nations who've never really done this before without American support, you get an idea of just how complex this is. The idea has really only been around for a couple of weeks and we are still seeing a gradual increase in the number of people who seem interested in the idea.

To police a ceasefire along a vast front line by a group of nations who've never really done this before without American support, you get an idea of just how complex this is. The idea has really only been around for a couple of weeks and we are still seeing a gradual increase in the number of people who seem interested in the idea.

But there is clearly still a long way to go and we won't really have any real sense of how it's beginning to take tangible shape, perhaps until military officials get their teeth into it at a meeting that's due to take place somewhere in the UK next Thursday. The Prime Minister was saying we are now moving towards an operational phase.

But there is clearly still a long way to go and we won't really have any real sense of how it's beginning to take tangible shape, perhaps until military officials get their teeth into it at a meeting that's due to take place somewhere in the UK next Thursday. The Prime Minister was saying we are now moving towards an operational phase.

I don't think it necessarily means much more than here we have the kind of political outlines. Now we're going to give it to our military bosses and chiefs. It'll be up to them to figure out, OK, well, this country is offering that many troops. This country's got aircraft that they might be willing to deploy. Let's try and put all these pieces together. As I say, it's a really complex picture.

I don't think it necessarily means much more than here we have the kind of political outlines. Now we're going to give it to our military bosses and chiefs. It'll be up to them to figure out, OK, well, this country is offering that many troops. This country's got aircraft that they might be willing to deploy. Let's try and put all these pieces together. As I say, it's a really complex picture.

We're talking about around two dozen countries. not all of whom, of course, are willing to commit troops. In fact, at the moment, we only know of two, Britain and France, who are willing to do that.

We're talking about around two dozen countries. not all of whom, of course, are willing to commit troops. In fact, at the moment, we only know of two, Britain and France, who are willing to do that.