as quickly as possible, and a team of up to 500 civil servants will be working to trace those affected. but it s a process that could take until the end of 2023 to complete. and all of this has a knock on effect experienced staff have been moved to fix these issues, and that s already causing a backlog in processing new applications. sarah corker, bbc news. aid agencies say saudi led air strikes in northern yemen have killed at least 70 people, with many more wounded. the medical organisation medecins sans frontieres has warned that a nearby hospital has been overwhelmed by the number of casualties. thousands of people on the streets of the capital, sanaa, have protested against the attacks. saudi led coalition forces have been fighting houthi rebels in yemen since 2015. a former metropolitan police counter terrorism detective has been jailed for three years for secretly filming models during fake photoshoots. neil corbel committed his crimes
on his body, which was of an isis flag which indicates he has ties to isis on mentally ill. they had no history of the man with any connections to extremism. at the moment, they are treating it as a loe lone style attack. that is concerning to authorities. how do you predict and how do you stop those attacks? erin mclaughlin in paris. thank you. the feud with iran and saudi arabia taking a new turn. that is fighting houthi rebels in yemen. cnn international editor nic robertson is tracking the latest from riyadh, saudi arabia. reporter: good morning, alison. saudis are pushing back on that. they are saying in the past few months, houthi have misfired three bombs.
are saudi arabia are saying this is not a snub. we have enough to deal w with fighting houthi rebels in yemen. a cease-fire just happened and tying it to that schedule-wise. some say if this was an expression of displeasure, there are other ways of doing that than a last-minute change to attend a summit. at the same time you know you could say on one hand it s a long trip. some of these gulf leaders can t make it for health reasons. they are all sending high level delegations so it s not as if there will be a lot of holes there. it s not going to continue as planned. it will continue this week. it is hard to get away from the fact that this doesn t look right. the president of the united states invited these leaders here. it s going to take place at the white house and at camp david. this is an involved meeting over the course of a couple of days. and they just don t seem to be treating it as importantly. the issues at stake are massively important. the white house keeps