Oliver Dowden has accused Israel of making "big mistakes" during the conflict in Gaza and insisted the UK government is "holding them to a very high standard". Speaking to Sky News' Trevor Phillips on the six month anniversary of the 7 October attacks, the deputy prime minister insisted the UK was not giving Benjamin Netanyahu's government "carte blanche" over its actions, and was having "robust conversations" with them - especially in light of the killing of three UK aid workers last week. But he said the Jewish community were living in "a state of existential threat" since the Hamas attacks,...