The plagiarism problem in journalism
Original reporting takes time, effort, and integrity — so why is it so often copied without credit? We're calling out the growing plagiarism problem in journalism.
U.S. Army relieves senior General of command
General Charles Hamilton, one of the US Army's most senior officers, has been dismissed following an investigation into allegations that he improperly influenced the promotion of a junior officer.
Man jailed for 11 years for sharing extremist content
A man who shared extremist material promoting support for terrorist organisations has been sentenced to 11 years in prison, with an additional one-year extended licence, at Manchester Crown Court.
NATO warns ‘we are not ready for what is coming our way’
In a sobering address delivered in Brussels, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte warned that the aliance is unprepared for the escalating dangers expected in the coming years.
Government announces scheme for LGBT veterans
The UK Government has launched a £75 million scheme to acknowledge the historic wrongs endured by LGBT veterans who were dismissed or discharged from the Armed Forces due to their sexual orientation.
NATO chief says ‘to prevent war, NATO must spend more’
Russia’s ambitions, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte warned, go beyond Ukraine.
UK Armed Forces equipment data delayed
The release of the Ministry of Defence’s annual statistics on UK armed forces equipment and formations has been delayed.
Pistol amongst weapons stolen or lost from MOD sites
Some losses, including a deactivated World War I German machine gun and an SA80 rifle, were recovered following investigations.
MOD seeking contractors for Cyprus solar farm
The Ministry of Defence has announced a tender for the construction of a new solar photovoltaic park at Dhekelia, within the Sovereign Base Areas Administration (SBAA) in Cyprus.
Delays continue in Morpheus Tactical Comms programme
To date, the Morpheus project has incurred a cost of approximately £828 million and the programme remains in limbo.
