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Starmer vows to listen as Reform surges in early UK election results
Labour haemorrhages seats in councils across England, takes a drubbing in Scotland and is humiliated in Wales
Labour wilts as Reform storms area around Gatwick Airport
Count in Crawley sees Labour swept aside by Nigel Farage's party
ExclusiveIran war blockade squeezes US supply of vital ingredient for making missiles
Severe drop in urea exports from Gulf could impact restocking of missiles and bombs, The National can reveal
UK grass roots tension as local elections set to shake up political landscape
Prime Minister Keir Starmer could face leadership challenge if results as bad as predicted
Demining operations chart course for Strait of Hormuz opening
Clearance of threats raises hopes for crossings if deal between US and Iran struck
Momentum on political extremes as Greens and Reform battle for Hastings vote
Local elections could herald new era in British politics, with hard-left and hard-right parties taking power
UK boosts its eyes in space with telescope network across overseas territories
King Charles visits Bermuda installation that is to form part of global surveillance network
IRGC's decades-long efforts to prove British military unfit for modern warfare
Ex-minister blasts 'weakened' UK armed forces, while head of Royal Navy admits he inherited a declining fleet
UK summons Iranian ambassador over 'inflammatory' post
Embassy's call for recruits in fight against US and Israel 'completely unacceptable', minister states
Sacked chief of staff backs Starmer over Mandelson affair
Morgan McSweeney defends former boss during two-hour grilling by MPs
Iran's IRGC faces proscription by UK government after 'deal'
Peer tells The National that getting Prime Minister Keir Starmer to concede on legislation was a 'win'
Iran relies on Chinese and Russian tech to give drones 'pinpoint accuracy'
Satellite navigation has dramatically improved Tehran's strike capabilities
Why US might and Israeli 'magical thinking' failed to break Iran
Regional conflict highlights that air power has limits, while diplomacy does not
UK shuts down Gaza and Lebanon atrocities inquiry unit
London remains heavily invested in conflict prevention and resolution work, officials say
Britain and Turkey sign strategic partnership agreement
Foreign ministers agree on co-operation across defence, industry and resolving global conflicts
