UK exposes Russian military unit’s cyber campaign

The UK, alongside nine international allies, has publicly identified Russia’s GRU as responsible for a series of cyber attacks and digital sabotage targeting governments and critical infrastructure.

Minister criticised for focus on Net Zero in steel debate

Richard Tice, representing Reform UK, accused the government of harming the domestic steel industry by prioritising green initiatives over maintaining defence production capacity.

Man receives indefinite hospital order for stabbings

While awaiting sentencing, Hussain committed another attack on 26 June 2023, this time attempting to murder a male nurse, say Counter Terrorism Police.

Finishing touches complete on new British Challenger 3 tank

RBSL say that they are finishing touches are complete on the latest pre-production Challenger 3 Main Battle Tank.

Britain highlights Russia’s ‘militarisation’ of its children

British intelligence has raised concerns about the Russian government's efforts to instil a sense of militarisation among its youth as the war in Ukraine continues.

U.S. approves $390m HIMARS sale to Croatia

HIMARS, a powerful rocket artillery system, is designed to launch various types of rockets within a short amount of time.

U.S. awards £1.3bn contract for Javelin missile production

To date, over 50,000 Javelin missiles have been manufactured and there's no end in sight.

British troops to use ‘kamikaze’ drones to strike enemy

"An infantry unit equipped with FPV UAS can fly them to attack targets that it would otherwise have to call in mortars, artillery, or an air strike to hit."

MercoPress says we should be ‘grateful’ after plagiarism

When asked to remove plagiarised content, Mercopress accidentally sent our team an internal email full of insults about us, even suggesting we should be 'grateful' for their attention and copying of our article.

Newcastle man sentenced in court for offensive tweets

A 25-year-old man from Newcastle-upon-Tyne has been sentenced to 16 months imprisonment, suspended for two years, after posting a series of offensive tweets.

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