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Yemen: Foreign Office travel advice tightened Yemen: Foreign Office travel advice tightened
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The Foreign Office is warning Britons against all travel to the Middle Eastern state of Yemen.The Foreign Office is warning Britons against all travel to the Middle Eastern state of Yemen.
Officials say the advice has been reviewed and reissued because of increasing violence in the country.Officials say the advice has been reviewed and reissued because of increasing violence in the country.
UK nationals already in Yemen without a pressing need to stay are advised to leave by commercial means.UK nationals already in Yemen without a pressing need to stay are advised to leave by commercial means.
There have been protests against the government in several cities, and there are reports of clashes between police and demonstrators.There have been protests against the government in several cities, and there are reports of clashes between police and demonstrators.
The Foreign Office says there are reports of violence being used to disperse crowds, and of a number of deaths.The Foreign Office says there are reports of violence being used to disperse crowds, and of a number of deaths.
Further protests are expected, say officials, and violence is likely.Further protests are expected, say officials, and violence is likely.
Unrest
Demonstrators are calling for the resignation of President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who has ruled since 1978.
They say they are frustrated about government corruption and about soaring unemployment.
President Saleh has rejected an opposition plan under which he would step down from power this year. He intends to serve his full term in office, which ends in 2013.
He has blamed the US and Israel for the unrest in Yemen and across the Arab world.
Yemen is one of only four countries where the Foreign Office advises against all travel.Yemen is one of only four countries where the Foreign Office advises against all travel.
The other three are Libya, Ivory Coast and Somalia.The other three are Libya, Ivory Coast and Somalia.