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Yemen Ceasefire Begins After Deaths of Over 6,000 People

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Yemen ceasefire; UK PM and tax scandal; Tigers numbers recovering

UN welcomes Yemen ceasefire; UK PM David Cameron will face parliament over tax leaks; Wildlife groups say there's been a sharp increase in the world's tiger population.

The UN envoy for Yemen has welcomed the introduction of a ceasefire, describing it as a real chance to rebuild the country after a year of fighting. 

In a few hours the British Prime Minister, David Cameron, will face parliament for the first time since the Panama Papers were leaked - and will explain how his government is bringing forward plans for criminal penalties on companies whose employees encourage or enable tax evasion.

Wildlife groups say there's been a sharp increase in the world's tiger population.

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