内容摘要：The warning covers the whole of Devon and spreads into East Cornwall including Bude, Launceston and Callington.

The warning covers the whole of Devon and spreads into East Cornwall including Bude, Launceston and Callington.

: "We still have work to do and we will do it."Scottish Constitution Secretary Angus Robertson said the SNP would need to "look very closely" at result and "learn the lessons" for the Holyrood elections.

Russell, who was raised and still lives in the village of Quarter in the constituency, has worked for local government and previously served as deputy lord lieutenant, representing the monarch at local events.His victory comes despite criticism during the campaign for a lack of media appearances – most notably when he decided not to participate in a televised STV debate.Speaking at the count, Russell said constituents had been "let down" by the SNP.

He added that the result sent a message to Reform leader Nigel Farage that his party's "poison" was not welcome in Scotland.Reform has not won an election in Scotland, but the party has attracted significant vote shares in local by-elections in recent months, particularly in the central belt.

The party's deputy leader, Richard Tice, said the "remarkable" result was a "massive boost" for his party going into the 2026 vote.

He also rejected claims Reform had created a poisonous atmosphere in Scottish politics, insisting parties were "terrified" of Reform.IPCO told the BBC it was "misled" by the Security Service.

MI5 director general Sir Ken McCallum apologised to IPCO, after the BBC challenged the Security Service's false statements to the courts.The revelation means that MI5 has effectively given false evidence in this case to every organisation or court which is supposed to have access to the Security Service's secrets and is responsible for holding it to account.

It also raises questions about how easily IPCO accepts false assurances from MI5, when it is supposed to ensure the Security Service works within the law and in the public interest.IPCO began its secret investigation into MI5's handling of the agent - a genuine neo-Nazi known publicly as X who informed on extremist networks – in 2022.