Changes to Afghan interpreters relocation policy The Daily Mail’s front page reports a proposed extension to the Afghan interpreters relocation policy criteria. The paper quotes from a Defence Secretary Op Ed, where he recognises their “extraordinary service” and says that …
There is further coverage in Sunday's newspapers of Guardsman Charanpreet Singh Lall, who yesterday became the first soldier to wear a turban during the Trooping of the Colour. And as part of its Helpline for Heroes campaign, The Mail on Sunday …
Today’s defence news includes a Coldstream Guard Soldier making history at Trooping the Colour. First soldier to take part in Trooping the Colour wearing a turban The Telegraph, Express and Daily Mirror report that Charanpreet Singh Lall, a Coldstream Guards Soldier, will be …
Today's defence related news includes coverage of the F35 and false claims against UK troops.
Defence news today includes the announcement that service leavers will be allowed to keep their military ID card and the British Army's successful firing trials of its new air defence missile.
Defence news today includes a look back on the Armed Forces' role in the Royal Wedding by Major General Benjamin Bathurst, who commands the Household Division, and was responsible for co-ordinating and overseeing the military ceremony at the wedding.
Today's news is dominated by yesterday's Royal wedding, with all of today's newspaper front pages featuring images of the Duke of Sussex in the uniform of his former Regiment, the Blues & Royals. Also reported today is news that the …
Today’s Defence news includes the coverage of the reported uplift in the number of British troops in Afghanistan.
Today’s defence news includes further reporting of the announcement by Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson that £2.5 billion will be invested in the UK’s submarine construction projects. Astute submarine investment The Telegraph, Daily Express and Portsmouth News all report further on …
Defence news today includes Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson's announcement that the Ministry of Defence is investing £2.5 billion in Britain's submarine building projects.
