Defence in the Media: 31 July 2015
This morning’s broadcast headlines are dominated by the ongoing migrant crisis in Calais and Kent.
Breaking News: MOD response to Court of Appeal judgement
...such as the Geneva Conventions, which were designed for conflict situations. Our armed forces must be able to detain enemies who attempt to maim and kill UK service personnel and...
Defence in the Media: 30th July 2015
Defence issues in the news today include calls for the Army to help secure Calais, follow up coverage of Army numbers, and the confirmation of the death of Taliban leader Mullah Omar.
Minister joins MOD Stonewall allies
...three Armed Services marched in uniform for the first time, and to now with all three services featuring in Stonewall’s Top 100 Employers list. But we must continue to create...
Defence in the Media: 29 July 2015
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...Defence on the cheap; it is about changing the way we deliver Defence to make the best use of our resources and to harness the talents of wider UK society....
Defence in the Media: 28 July 2015
...outline plans agreed by Turkey and the US to drive ISIL out of a strip of land along the Turkish-Syrian border. According to reports the landmark deal will draw Turkey...
Veterans remember the armistice in the Korean War
...before a One Minute’s Silence was held to remember the sacrifice of those made to defence freedom and democracy in the Republic of Korea (ROK), and a plaque was unveiled...
Defence in the media: 27 July 2015
Amongst today’s broadcast bulletins is the news that the Prime Minister is expected announce trade deals of around £750m when he visits Indonesia later.
Defence in the media: 26 July 2015
...People writes that sick leave is causing strain in the Royal Navy as the service struggles to find specialists. However, we’re clear that we can and do meet our operational...
Defence in the media: 25 July 2015
...The MOD is clear that decisions to prosecute Service Personnel are independently taken by the Service Prosecution Authority, who fall under the responsibility of the Attorney General, rather than the...
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