Rishi Sunak has confirmed that six British citizens have been killed and 10 are missing after Hamas attacks on Israel.
The prime minister read out the figures as he gave a statement in the House of Commons on the conflict.
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He said: “The terrible nature of these attacks means it is proving difficult to identify many of the deceased but with a heavy heart I can inform the House that at least six British citizens were killed.
“A further 10 are missing, some of whom are feared to be among the dead.”
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