The march, despite police attempts to delay it, was seen as a success, symbolizing public sympathy for Palestinians and a demand for the UK government to address its complicity in the Israeli regime's genocidal actions.

Several members of the direct action group, Palestine Action, are facing the long arm of British law for raiding a site belonging to the UK-based Israeli arms company, Elbit Systems.

The US-British coalition has launched two airstrikes on Yemen's western coastal province of Hudaydah.

The directors of 20 UK arms companies received notices warning them they could be held responsible for complicity in war crimes.

This as Yemeni forces continue their maritime operations against Israeli-linked vessels in the Red Sea.

Pro-Palestinian activists break into a UK-based Israeli-owned arms manufacturer, which provides weapon parts for the Israeli military.

Britain has issued 108 export licenses for the sale of weapons to Israel since the regime launched its war on Gaza in October.

A total of 345 licenses to sell arms to Israel were still active as of the end of May, according to government figures.

A member of the political bureau of Yemen's Ansarullah resistance movement has vowed a “painful response” after the US-British "coalition" conducted multiple overnight airstrikes across the Muslim nation.

The British weapons industry has been cashing in on the genocide in Gaza with a pivotal role being played by BAE Systems in supplying the Zionist killing machine.