The UK will not suspend arms exports to Israel following the killing of seven aid workers in an air strike last week, the Foreign Secretary has confirmed.Lord Cameron said he had reviewed the most recent legal advice about the situation in Gaza, and this left the UK's position on export licences "unchanged".Speaking at a press conference in Washington DC, he said: "This is consistent with the advice that I and other ministers have received, and as ever we will keep the position under review."But

The UK will not suspend arms exports to Israel following the killing of seven aid workers in an air strike last week, the Foreign Secretary has confirmed.Lord Cameron said he had reviewed the most recent legal advice about the situation in Gaza, and this left the UK's position on export licences "unchanged".Speaking at a press conference in Washington DC, he said: "This is consistent with the advice that I and other ministers have received, and as ever we will keep the position under review."But, he added, the UK continued to have "grave concerns" about humanitarian access to Gaza, saying Israeli promises to "flood Gaza with aid ... now need to be turned into reality".