George Allison
George Allison is the founder and editor of the UK Defence Journal. He holds a degree in Cyber Security from Glasgow Caledonian University and specialises in naval and cyber security topics. George has appeared on national radio and television to provide commentary on defence and security issues. Twitter: @geoallison
New British loitering munition project moves forward
The Ministry of Defence is progressing plans to purchase a 'Medium Range Precision Strike' solution.
Delivery of UK’s first batch of F-35 jets to complete 2025
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that the delivery of all 48 F-35 aircraft ordered under Tranche 1 is expected to be completed by the end of 2025.
UK rules out financial military support for Israel
The UK government has ruled out setting a specific financial commitment to Israel's war effort, focusing instead on a broader strategy for stability and peace in the Middle East.
British forces keep watch Russian warships close to UK
Operations included warships, support vessels, helicopters, and long-range maritime patrol aircraft as part of a coordinated effort to maintain security at sea.
Scot Gov again fails to send minister to frigate shipyard
EXCLUSIVE - The Scottish Government has once again failed to send a minister to the steel cutting ceremony for a new Royal Navy frigate being built in Scotland.
Now seven Royal Navy frigates being built in Scotland
The recent steel-cutting ceremony for HMS Formidable, the third Type 31 frigate, is especially significant as the programme to build 13 frigates on Scotland is now over halfway.
UK Government outlines steps to strengthen NATO role
The UK government has reaffirmed its commitment to NATO and outlined plans to reinforce its leadership in European and transatlantic security.
British jets scramble to intercept Russian aircraft near UK
The Ministry of Defence confirmed that two Typhoon jets from RAF Lossiemouth in Scotland were deployed to monitor a Russian Bear-F reconnaissance aircraft.
Royal Navy aircraft carrier arriving in Scotland shortly
Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales is on its way to Loch Long for ammunitioning, trials, and defence-related activities.
UK scraps plans to sell Royal Navy ship, keeps in service
HMS Scott, the largest ocean survey vessel in Western Europe, will remain in Royal Navy service until 2033 following a comprehensive Life Extension Programme (SLEP).
