Israel-Iran live: Teenager hurt after latest Iranian missile attack on Israel; UK says it will get Britons out
A teenager has been hurt in Haifa after a wave of Iranian missile attacks on Israel. Earlier, UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy said the government would get Britons out of Israel as soon as it can. Listen to Trump 100 as you scroll.
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