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ISS astronauts will study ways to combat effects of ageing
British astronaut Rosemary Coogan tells The National about space station mission to study the body, plans for lunar landings and the search for dark matter
British Army 'not as strong as we could be' as global threats grow
Armed forces chief Sir Tony Radakin calls for a force of massed drones and missiles, as new Defence Secretary warns UK military is 'much worse than we thought'
Starmer vows to 'fire up' the training of a skilled UK workforce
British Prime Minister says country aims to reduce 'reliance' on migrant workers during speech at international aviation event
Taliban hostage negotiator made new British Middle East minister
In first message to public, Labour Party high flyer Hamish Falconer vows to tackle 'devastation' of Gaza war
Britain hosts show of European unity at Blenheim Palace gathering
Prime Minister Keir Starmer sets out new battle lines against the 'criminal empire' of illegal migration
Starmer warns against 'snake oil charm' of populists in King's Speech
As blushing peer hastily switches off phone with King Charles III looking on, UK government launches host of legislation to boost economy
UK defence review to spotlight flaws in weakened forces
Deep dive ordered by new government to find problems with military and remedy them as Russia threat grows
Can new fighter jets shore up Ukraine's air defence against Russia?
As aircraft stocks run low, Kyiv will welcome the modern Nato jets amid Moscow's aerial barrages
UK's Labour gets more time for Netanyahu arrest warrant appeal
ICC had given previous Conservative government deadline for challenge to its jurisdiction over Israel
Pro-Palestine MP vows to quit if Labour brings peace to Gaza
New independent UK MP Iqbal Mohamed seeks guarantee Labour will work to bring change
How conscription could stoke European youths' appetite for conflict
Prof Richard Overy has concluded a low appetite for war means the western alliance now needs conscription
Reeves fires up investment agenda in first week as UK's Chancellor
Regarded as the political 'star of her generation', the Labour MP is pushing ahead with reforms on green energy and house building while making 'hard choices' to fix the economy
Can Labour revive Britain? The challenges facing PM Keir Starmer
Keir Starmer's election celebrations are cut short as he immediately seeks to implement reforms with his new Labour government
Britain's new top team will have to 'learn extremely fast' to face global threats
The new foreign and defence secretaries will receive high priority briefing on the security issues the UK faces at home and abroad
What Labour's victory means for the Middle East
Keir Starmer will face a series of challenges during his first weeks in office with risk of war expanding beyond Gaza