George Allison
George has a degree in Cyber Security from Glasgow Caledonian University and has a keen interest in naval and cyber security matters and has appeared on national radio and television to discuss current events. George is on Twitter at @geoallison
Government avoids specifics on defence steel supply
The Ministry of Defence has sidestepped a request for details about the role of UK-based steel companies in defence supply chains, instead emphasising general commitments to supporting the domestic steel sector.
Figures show 84% of defence equipment spending stayed in UK
The Ministry of Defence has disclosed the proportion of defence equipment procured domestically versus abroad.
Britain confirms plans to deploy aircraft carrier to Pacific
The UK Governmet have confirmed that HMS Prince of Wales will lead the Royal Navy's Carrier Strike Group deployment to the Indo-Pacific in 2025.
Excalibur aircraft completes key phase in combat air testing
Excalibur is expected to play a critical role in underpinning the development of next-generation combat air capabilities, including advanced sensors and communications systems.
Serious Fraud Office investigates defence firm Thales
The Serious Fraud Office has initiated an investigation into allegations of bribery and corruption involving the multinational aviation and defence electronics group Thales.
UK confirms Type 26 Frigate shortlisted for Norwegian Navy
The Ministry of Defence has officially confirmed that the UK’s Type 26 Global Combat Ship is among the final contenders for Norway’s Future Frigate programme.
Type 32 Frigate project makes little progress since October
The Ministry of Defence has reiterated that the Type 32 frigate programme remains firmly in its concept phase, with no significant advancements reported since an October update.
NATO warships patrol central Mediterranean
The patrols benefited from the integration of surface, air, and submarine assets, with air support provided by Greece, Italy, Portugal, Türkiye, and the United States.
Five Eyes Alliance warns of rising extremism threat to children
The Five Eyes alliance, comprising intelligence and law enforcement agencies from the UK, US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, has issued an unprecedented call to action to address the growing threat of child radicalisation by online extremists.
Royal Marines train Libyan medics
Royal Marines Reservists, supported by an Army officer from 16 Medical Regiment, have conducted military medical training in Libya for the first time in ten years.
