Defence in the Media: 7 February 2017
Defence news today includes reporting on the success of the Armed Service Advice Project, and reporting about Afghan interpreters.
Reactive statements and rebuttal from the Ministry of Defence
Defence news today includes reporting on the success of the Armed Service Advice Project, and reporting about Afghan interpreters.
Today’s defence news includes more on the deployment of RAF aircraft and personnel for an international exercise programme across the Asia-Pacific region.
Today’s defence-related news includes continued coverage of abuse claims against British soldiers in Iraq.
Today’s defence-related news includes coverage of UK support to a Danish-led maritime operation to remove chemical weapons materials from Libya.
Today’s defence related news includes images of a five-year-old Syrian boy who was rescued from the rubble following an air strike in Aleppo.
Yesterday evening the BBC broadcast a report from Afghanistan, particularly the situation in Helmand province. The UK has a long term commitment to build a more secure, stable and prosperous Afghanistan.
There is further coverage of the attempted abduction of a serviceman outside RAF Marham following yesterday’s statement and press conference by Norfolk Police.
Today’s news blog looks at the future of Defence Business Services and internet access on merchant ships.
Today's defence news includes reports that hundreds of troops are taking part in a Nato exercise in Poland, as well as stories on Trident and service accommodation.
This morning’s defence news includes further reporting on the conclusion of the inquest into the death of Pte Cheryl James and stories on the cost of hard copies of the Chilcot report.