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      Items we use and the food we consume on a daily basis have been, at least in part, transported by sea.
      Ireland's reliance on external support from Britain for its maritime security is not sustainable in the long term. 
      Discover how the refusal to accept new facts, and the habit of blocking those who offer corrections helps fuel the spread of misinformation about, of all things, Scottish shipbuilding.
      Martin Docherty-Hughes MP looks at 'Resilience and Security in an Independent Scotland,' offering insights into the potential defence and security landscape for an independent Scotland.
      Conspiracy theories target many different groups – from healthcare workers and scientists, to entire social groups – these communities probably experience similar effects.
      Let's make sure that if the Type 83 ends up facing cuts to its numbers, we still get a decent platform out of it – no more 'fitted for but not with'.
      This Friday, explore 'Scotland's Defence: Perspectives and Possibilities', an exclusive UK Defence Journal series by Martin Docherty-Hughes, the SNP Defence Spokesperson.
      Ukraine recap: naval success raises hopes of advantage against Russia this winter.
      AI is already being melded with robotics – one outcome could be powerful new weapons.
      The Russian ‘Bear’ strategic bomber was built by the Soviet Union during the height of the Cold War with the United States.

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