The Court of Appeal in the United Kingdom ruled June 20 that the sale of weapons to Saudi Arabia that could be used in Yemen is unlawful, the Independent reported. The ruling forces the government to reconsider arms deals, conduct reviews of areas of concern from past use of British arms in Yemen and estimate future risks. Secretary of State for International Trade Liam Fox said that London would appeal the verdict, but in the meantime would suspend new arms export licenses for Saudi Arabia as it conducts an internal review.