Sunak assures Humza Yousaf over family stranded in Gaza, as he says mother-in-law ‘losing hope’
Prime Minister spoke to SNP leader, who is concerned over trapped relatives and fate of British hostages
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Prime Minister spoke to SNP leader, who is concerned over trapped relatives and fate of British hostages
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