MP backs jail for activists in Glasgow arms factory damage
MP Luke Akehurst has expressed his support for the sentences imposed on five pro-Palestinian activists who caused over £1 million in damage during a protest at a defence firm in Glasgow.
NATO reaffirms commitment to Western Balkans
"NATO has been engaged in Bosnia and Herzegovina for three decades; we remain strongly committed to the country’s sovereignty."
New British tanks to get next-generation armour
The armour aims to significantly enhance survivability of the Challenger 3 Main Battle Tank in modern combat scenarios.
Russia’s personnel shortages evident in Kursk deployment
The UK Ministry of Defence has released a new intelligence update revealing significant challenges faced by the Russian military in sustaining its operations, particularly in the Kursk region.
Government commits to veteran mental health support
"This is a Government of service that will always stand up for those who serve our country."
U.S. approves Excalibur projectile sale to Denmark
Denmark has requested the purchase of 339 M982A1 Excalibur tactical projectiles.
Here’s everything Britain has given to Ukraine
The UK has committed nearly £12.7 billion in support to Ukraine since Russia’s illegal invasion, here's the full list.
King officially welcomed to Scotland by Guard of Honour
Balaklava Company, 5th Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland, proudly formed the Guard of Honour to officially welcome His Majesty The King to Balmoral.
Bury man jailed for encouraging violence against minorities
Sean Dowd, of Edgar Street, Ramsbottom, was sentenced at Manchester Crown Court to 27 months in prison after he encouraged violence against various communities.
UK Gov rules out expanding Afghan relocation eligibility
The UK Government has confirmed that it does not plan to amend the eligibility criteria for the Afghan relocation scheme to specifically include those who were employed indirectly by UK government or armed forces.
