Leeds man charged with terrorism offences

A 21-year-old man from Leeds has been charged with multiple offences, including terrorism-related crimes, following an investigation by Counter Terrorism Policing North East.

MOD awards £10.2m for Army apprenticeship training

The Ministry of Defence has awarded a £10.2 million contract to TQ Education and Training Ltd to provide apprenticeship training for soldiers in the Royal Armoured Corps and the Royal Army Veterinary Corps.

Number of British forces personnel levels revealed

The UK Armed Forces currently have a combined full-time trained strength of 127,036 active personnel, according to the latest data from the Ministry of Defence.

UK and Ireland sharing some defence capabilities

While Ireland remains a neutral state with no formal military alliance, its defence collaboration with the UK has increased in response to emerging threats such as cyberattacks and international security challenges.

Recruitment for National Armaments Director continues

While the salary details remain undisclosed, it has been confirmed that the MOD has benchmarked the remuneration package against defence industry best practices to attract a high-calibre candidate.

Government working to scrap visa fees for non-UK veterans

With the Ministry of Defence and the Home Office now working together to advance the policy, there is growing anticipation that the fees will be removed in the near future.

UK Government reviews expansion of cadet forces

The UK Government is reviewing ways to expand cadet forces across the country, recognising the benefits of cadet training for young people.

Boxer programme faces delays but deliveries continue

The Ministry of Defence has confirmed ongoing delays in the delivery of Boxer Mechanised Infantry Vehicles due to global supply chain disruptions following the war in Ukraine.

US approves £72m rocket artillery munitions to Australia

The US State Department has approved a potential £72 million sale of Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System-Alternate Warhead (GMLRS-AW) rounds and related equipment to Australia.

MOD awards £324k stop smoking contract

A £324k contract has been awarded to provide smoking cessation training and expert tobacco control advice for the Armed Forces.

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