David Cameron hints Britain could strike again if Houthis continue attacking

The US struck another site in Yemen early on Saturday after the Houthis vowed revenge for the bombing raid carried out by the Americans and the RAF a day earlier.

David Cameron hinted further strikes could follow if the Houthis continue their attacks (Valdrin Xhemaj/PA)

Britain could strike Houthi targets in Yemen again if the rebel group continues to attack ships in the Red Sea, British Foreign Secretary David Cameron has suggested.

Mr Cameron warned that the Iran-linked militants could force up prices in Britain if they are allowed to block the passage of container ships in the busy trade route.