Youth arrested in Scotland under Terrorism Act
A 16-year-old male has been arrested in Greenock under the Terrorism Act, with Police Scotland stating that the arrest took place outside the Inverclyde Islamic Centre.
British forces ‘must retain armoured formations’
At the International Armoured Vehicles Conference 2025, held in Farnborough, General Sir Roly Walker, Chief of the General Staff, delivered a keynote speech outlining the critical role of armoured vehicles.
UK, Germany collaborate on RCH 155, lessons from Ukraine
James Cartlidge, MP for South Suffolk, raised two written questions regarding the procurement and potential lessons from the use of the Remote-Controlled Howitzer 155mm by the British Army.
Government responds to BBC description of the SAS
The BBC's choice of words has sparked debate, with some interpreting the term "infamous" as pejorative in the context of a regiment widely regarded for its professionalism and operational success.
Royal Scots Dragoon Guards part of 800,000-strong NATO force
The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards have been honing their urban combat skills as part of their role in NATO’s Allied Reaction Force, a high-readiness multinational task force comprising 800,000 troops.
UK and Japan deepen defence ties
The Ministry of Defence announced the commencement of Exercise Vigilant Isles in Japan today, involving over 100 British troops.
British Army expand use of UK ports to help with deployment
The Field Army has finalised a significant strategic relationship agreement with Associated British Ports (ABP), aimed at enhancing the UK’s military sealift capabilities and reducing environmental impact.
Defence Minister tours Telford’s strategic defence hub
The £83 million facility serves as a crucial component of the UK's defence logistics network.
First British-Made Boxer armoured vehicles unveiled
The Ministry of Defence has unveiled the first fully British-made Boxer armoured vehicle at the International Armoured Vehicle Conference.
Starmer warns of new terror threat after Southport murders
Starmer described the killings as a “senseless, barbaric” act and committed to making Southport a “line in the sand” for Britain’s approach to security and justice.
