It was clear from his swerve on the question of whether the UK supported the strikes that the prime minister neither wanted to endorse US strikes nor overtly criticise President Donald Trump.

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Other US allies are being transparent with their people about any role their nation played in the attack on Iran. But from ...

Starmer maintains diplomacy is the answer but Trump has so far chosen a different path, our political editor writes.

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The US hit three nuclear sites in Iran overnight - but it remains unclear whether the strikes did destroy all of Iran's nuclear capabilities.

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The Prime Minister urged all sides to return to negotiations but said he had taken 'all necessary measures' to protect British interests in the region if the conflict escalates.