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International aid groups have condemned the UK's decision to slash up to 50% of its funding to support humanitarian efforts in Yemen - on the very day the United Nations launched an appeal for countries to help avert widespread famine.
Britain donated £87 million, almost half the amount it pledged last year. Critics said it would "condemn hundreds of thousands of children to starvation".
Britain donated £87 million, almost half the amount it pledged last year. Critics said it would "condemn hundreds of thousands of children to starvation".
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