Britain falls silent
The country has fallen silent today to mark Armistice Day and remember those who have fought and died for us.
WATCH: Remembrance 2015
2015 has been a year of remembrance. Here we take a look at the milestone anniversaries for the Armed Forces this year.
British Forces lead NATO exercise in the Baltics
NATO Exercise Arrcade Fusion will be led by the Army, accompanied by a small number of supporting personnel from the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force.
Cyber security threat has now doubled
GCHQ has warned that the cyber sercurity threats against national security has doubled in just a year.
Update on the Seedcorn Initiative
The Seedcorn initiative exists to sustain the UK’s capability to operate fixed wing Maritime Patrol Aircraft.
Hackers target Australian Navy submarine blueprints
There is no evidence they have been successful, but the companies are forced to hand-deliver the most sensitive information to ensure its safety.
Weapons agreement with France
Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has unveiled a new agreement with France that will help pave the way for the next generations of missiles.
Specialist engine facilities for Typhoon jets at Lossiemouth
The contract for an Installed Typhoon Engine Test Facility, at a value of just over £9 milion, has been awarded to Henry Brothers.
Chaos as migrants protest violently at RAF base on Cyprus
Groups of migrants who want to leave RAF facilities on the island are seen protesting in apparent anger at the conditions there.
Are Russian airstrikes actually helping Islamic State?
A defence analyst has suggested Russian airstrikes in Syria are not hurting Islamic State but are actually helping the group.
