Terrorist’s Don’t Deserve to be Named!
Naming terrorists humanises them, tells their stories and gives them the status of carrying out acts of pure evil – they should be robbed of the opportunity to have their name publicised like they are some sort of celebrity.
European Union outlines plans to use funding for defence projects for the first time
Money will fund research into unmanned aircraft, air-to-air refuelling and other projects.
NATO Secretary General to visit the United States
NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, will join the Prime Minister of Montenegro, Duško Marković, and US Under Secretary for Political Affairs, Tom Shannon,
UK Border Force fleet size ‘worryingly low’
The Home Affairs Select Committee claim the Border Force has a "worryingly low" number of ships to patrol 7,000 miles of shoreline.
The London terror attacks, what do we know?
Three people have carried out terror attacks in central London, killing 6 and injuring at least 20.
People run over and stabbed on London Bridge in suspected terror attack
Police are responding to a report of a van hitting '15 to 20' pedestrians and subsequent stabbings on London Bridge in central London.
British combat aircraft intensifying attacks against Islamic State in Syria and Iraq
A Reaper destroyed an armoured personnel carrier, Typhoons bombed a radio station east of Palmyra, Tornados attacked five targets in Mosul and a combined Tornado and Typhoon flight destroyed an armoured truck north-west of Bayji.
No, hackers can’t ‘take control of Trident’
A recent report has suggested that Trident carrying submarines could be hacked, leading to a nuclear war. However, the report fails to give much detail and is largely ignorant of how the submarines are maintained.
British Armed Forces recognised for support to UN Peacekeeping
British Armed Forces personnel have been recognised for their efforts to support Peacekeeping around the world.
