What percentage of GDP has the UK spent on defence?

In 2010, the UK spent 2.47% of GDP on defence, last year it was 2.28%.

BAE receives $79m from U.S. Marine Corps to build ACV-R test vehicles

The ACV-R will provide direct field support, maintenance, and recovery to the ACV family of vehicles (FOVs).

UK and Ukraine sign new defence pact

The UK and Ukraine have signed a new defence agreement to encourage cooperation on defence and industrial issues.

Babcock to invest in future military driver training

Babcock has announced it is to invest in a research and development project to support the future of military driver training. 

OP PROSPER announced to boost veteran employment

The scheme will support veterans in securing high paid jobs, where they can hone the skills that they developed in the military in key sectors that are helping to boost the economy.

Leeds man sentenced for supporting Hamas

Ozain Ibn Yousef admitted publishing pro-Hamas content on his X account last year.

9 Regiment RLC ‘delivers the goods’

It is the duty of the Royal Logistic Corps to supply and maintain the British Army whenever and wherever it is called upon to serve.

NATO marks 75th anniversary in Brussels

Foreign Ministers gathered at NATO Headquarters on Thursday to mark 75 years since the signing of the Alliance’s founding document.

Secretary General welcomes Ukraine minister to NATO

Ministers will discuss further strengthening support to Ukraine including creating "a more robust and predictable framework," for NATO support to Ukraine said Mr Stoltenberg.
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UK unable to fight Russia ‘for more than couple of months’

"We could not fight Putin for more than a couple of months because we do not have the ammunition or the reserves of equipment to do it."

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Percentage of women in RFA reaches double digits

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