Video shows British tank charge through urban environment
Challenger 2 tank crews from the British Army are currently engaging in rigorous training on Salisbury Plain, learning the complexities of urban warfare.
Ed Sheeran visits British forces in Cyprus
Despite a busy schedule performing his world-renowned Mathematics tour, the Royal Navy say that Sheeran took time to engage with service personnel, signing autographs, taking selfies, and sharing stories, much to the delight of his fans.
UK in £300m ammo contract as Ukraine fund reaches £1bn
The contract aims to supply 152mm artillery shells compatible with Ukraine’s Soviet-era weaponry, with thousands of shells expected to be delivered before the end of the year.
BAE secures $121m contract for Bradley vehicles
According to the contract, the production will involve converting legacy variants of the Bradley into the latest versions.
British concerns over military readiness slowed Ukraine aid
The Ministry of Defence faces an ongoing challenge in balancing support for Ukraine while ensuring the UK’s own military readiness is not compromised.
UK military training stretched due to support for Ukraine
A recent report by the National Audit Office reveals that training Ukrainian troops has reduced the availability of training sites, with British Army units finding it more difficult to secure time at these sites.
Is British support for Ukraine compromising defence?
A recent National Audit Office (NAO) report highlights the delicate balancing act facing the UK, providing urgent support for Ukraine while maintaining the strength of its own forces.
UK provides respirators to Ukraine amid Russian gas threat
The UK continues to play a significant role in providing equipment to help Ukraine defend itself against chemical and biological threats.
Britain warns of threat to NATO from Russia
Defence Secretary John Healey has warned Parliament of a growing threat from Russia that extends beyond Ukraine, raising concerns for NATO.
Baroness Chapman criticised over Israel arms exports
Baroness Chapman clarified that the suspension does not equate to a full arms embargo on Israel.
