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
Shadow Defence Secretary questions naval availability
During a parliamentary session, John Healey questioned the status of the UK's naval fleet, underscoring the importance of having Royal Navy ships at sea to safeguard Britain.
Defence Secretary dismisses SNP MP ‘armoured ships’ claim
Patrick Grady's use of the term 'armoured', a dated descriptor from the era of battleships and cruisers, appears to be a repeated talking point among SNP MPs with multiple MPs now suddenly using the strange term.
Armoured ships and misconceptions over defence in Scotland
The claim that there are no "armoured ships" based in Scotland not only misinterprets the nature of modern naval capabilities but also overlooks the comprehensive defence apparatus that is in place.
Alleged sabotage onboard frigate HMS Glasgow
The UK Defence Journal can reveal that there has been an alleged incident of sabotage onboard HMS Glasgow, with claims that disgruntled contractors have cut over 60 data cables onboard.
Intelligence agencies have used AI since the cold war
Recent publicity around the artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT has led to a great deal of public concern about its growth and potential.
Russia threatens UK over sending cruise missiles to Ukraine
The UK has sent Storm Shadow long-range cruise missiles to Ukraine, and this action has elicited a stern warning from Russia, threatening a "proportionate response".
Britain giving Ukraine long range cruise missiles
Britain has announced that it has given Ukraine long-range Storm Shadow cruise missiles to repel Russian forces.
RAF begin crew training for new armed drone
The Royal Air Force has initiated aircrew training for the new Protector RG Mk1 Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) in the United States.
Huge contract awarded for training estate management
The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) has granted a £560 million contract to Landmarc Support Services for the management of the UK's military training estates.
Britain says Russia ‘can never win in Ukraine’
"The UK and the international community will remain steadfast in our support - we will stand by Ukraine for however long it takes."
