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BBC Africa analyst Martin Plaut says this marks a considerable change in policy from Washington. The protester accused of throwing shaving foam at Rupert Murdoch is charged with a public order offence "What we need is assurances from the World Food Programme and from other agencies, the United Nations or other agencies, both public and in the non-governmental sector, who are willing to go into Somalia who will tell us affirmatively that they are not being taxed by al-Shabab, they are not being subjected to bribes from al-Shabab, In Somalia's war-ravaged capital, Mogadishu, the BBC's Mohamed Mwalimu says more than 4,000 people are crammed into one camp, called Safety. The deputy administrator of the US Agency for International Development, Donald Steinberg, said the aid must not benefit al-Shabab. Mr Cameron said the public inquiry would be widened to examine broadcasters and social media and named the panel Drought, conflict and poverty have now combined to produce the necessary conditions for famine.