From The Times and The Sunday Times, this is The Story.
I'm Manveen Rana.
Global markets are taking a battering.
Interest rates around the world look set to increase,
and everyone will, in one way or another, be feeling the impact,
as oil prices have surged over the past week.
Tonight, Americans are feeling the squeeze from skyrocketing fuel prices.
Gas up $0.16 from a week ago to nationwide average of $4.31 a gallon.
Diesel fuel also at an all-time high, impacting the cost of everything delivered.
Those concerns about the price of oil followed President Trump here to Ireland,
where people are also paying more to fill their cars and heat their homes.
In just one week, oil prices have shot up and are fueling global inflation.
But is that all because of what some have described as a ragtag army of rebel fighters?
We are now getting a clearer picture of the fighting that led to the Houthis' lightning advances.
With fists raised in the air and shouting 'God is great',
these Houthi rebels are celebrating amid reports
the group has taken control of the Red Sea city of Mocha.
Oil prices have been under pressure ever since the war with Iran broke out in February,
effectively closing the Strait of Hormuz.
But now, a lightning charge by Yemen's Houthi forces