Leeds man pleads guilty to hosting ‘racist terrorist website’
A 46-year-old man from Leeds has pleaded guilty to four terrorism offences at Sheffield Crown Court.
NATO releases strategy on biotech and human enhancement
Biotechnology and Human Enhancement technologies were identified as a priority emerging, disruptive technology in 2019.
British MOD official jailed for secret payments
A former Ministry of Defence official, Jeffrey Cook, has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for misconduct in public office.
MOD issues notice for illumination shells
The Ministry of Defence is looking for 16,000 105mm illumination shells.
BAE to maintain and repair light guns in Ukraine
The L119 Light Gun has proved to be a trusted system that Ukrainian forces have favoured because of its accurate firepower, light weight, low logistical requirements and mobility.
UK clarifies position on citizens fighting for Israel
Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon stated that British dual nationals are permitted to serve in recognised foreign military forces like the Israel Defence Force.
What percentage of GDP has the UK spent on defence?
In 2010, the UK spent 2.47% of GDP on defence, last year it was 2.28%.
BAE receives $79m from U.S. Marine Corps to build ACV-R test vehicles
The ACV-R will provide direct field support, maintenance, and recovery to the ACV family of vehicles (FOVs).
UK and Ukraine sign new defence pact
The UK and Ukraine have signed a new defence agreement to encourage cooperation on defence and industrial issues.
Babcock to invest in future military driver training
Babcock has announced it is to invest in a research and development project to support the future of military driver training.
