UK sends small contingent of planning officers to Israel to monitor Gaza ceasefire
Defence Secretary John Healey said the UK will not take a leading role, but "we will play our part"
    Defence Secretary John Healey said the UK will not take a leading role, but "we will play our part"
    Washington is deploying up to 200 troops based in the Middle East to Israel, US officials have said, after a ceasefire was agreed
    Israeli participants have traditionally attended the one-year course which specialises in global security, strategy and politics
    The Prime Minister describes the situation in Gaza as an "absolute catastrophe" as he met President Trump in Scotland
    The ships were targeted by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels after the Israeli and US strikes on Iran raised regional tensions
    The weekly flights deliver freight and personnel to UK bases across the region
    MOP bombs were used to attack a number of centrifuges buried deep underground at a site south of Tehran
    GBU-57 is referred to as the Massive Ordnance Penetrator, and is the only explosive capable of reaching Iran's underground facilities
    US stealth fighters have been spotted at the Suffolk base, which is operated by American forces
    Israel initially started its bombing as it claimed Tehran was on the verge of building a nuclear bomb
    The Type 23 frigate tracked the vessel before a team of Royal Marines boarded the ship, where they found the stash of drugs
    Defence expert Professor Michael Clarke says the strikes are a message to the Trump administration that the UK will stand with the US
    RAF Typhoon FGR4s, with air refuelling support from Voyager tankers, used Paveway IV precision-guided bombs to hit the sites
    The US wants to stop Houthi attacks on international shipping which it says is costing billions of dollars in losses.
    RAF pilots based in the Middle East in the International Counter Daesh Coalition hone their mid-air refuelling skills.
    The team were the first to complete the journey on camels since T.E. Lawrence, Sherif Nasir, Auda Abu Tayi, and Nesib el Bekri in 1917.