Labour pledges stronger support for Armed Forces

Labour Leader Keir Starmer has pledged that Labour will be "a government of service, for those who serve."

NATO HQ welcomes President Zelenskyy

During the meeting, Secretary General Stoltenberg spoke of that increasing support for Ukraine will be a primary focus for Allied leaders.

British Army plays key role in delivering Gaza aid

The mission, highlighted during Armed Forces Week, showcased the role played by British soldiers in delivering over 100 tonnes of life-saving aid.

BAE in £42m deal for production of CATV BvS10 Vehicles

The contract pertains to the welding, paint, and installation of hull insulation for BvS10 vehicles as part of the Collaborative All-Terrain Vehicle (CATV-3N) programme, involving the militaries of Sweden, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

Mark Rutte next NATO Secretary General

NATO Allies have appointed Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte as the next Secretary General of NATO.

What has Britain given to Ukraine so far?

Britain has provided significant military aid to Ukraine, including tanks, armoured vehicles, air defence systems, and substantial logistical and financial support.

Ukrainian M2A2 Bradley gunner shoots down drone

A Ukrainian M2A2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle gunner successfully engaged and shot down a Russian First-Person View (FPV) drone.
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UK faces hard defence choices, says Chatham House report

A recent report by Olivia O'Sullivan from Chatham House highlights the manifestos from major political parties offer limited and cautious defence goals.

BAE GlobalFoundries collaborate on semiconductor supply

BAE Systems and GF will focus on long-term planning for emerging technologies and joint research.

Leicestershire man jailed for posts encouraging terrorism

A Leicestershire man, who described a mass killer as a ‘hero’ and shared harrowing footage of a terrorist attack, has been jailed for encouraging terrorism.

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Rising injury reporting rates in British Armed Forces

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