Good Morning Britain's Richard Gaisford was in Birmingham as he broke news of the attacks by India on Pakistan, which came just hours after Keir Starmer's government announced announced a Explaining he was in the location as a quarter of Brimingham's population is of south Asian descent he explained: "There's been real worry since the terrorist attacks of last month as to what might happen next.

"So many here have really strong family ties to the region. They certainly have deep business links as well the Foreign Office warning today of potential disruption in terms of air travel to that area, but also warning people not to go anywhere close to the India, Pakistan border at the moment, certainly not into Kashmir, with deep concern about escalation." He then cut to footage of the attacks explaining: "India says this is justice served."

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