Of note in today’s broadcast headlines is the news that the United Nations has said nearly 25,000 people are understood to have fled the Iraqi city of Ramadi, as Shia...
...Scotland and the United Kingdom. I am very pleased to have visited Govan today, celebrating yet another achievement borne out of the shipyards of the Clyde and more widely, of...
...(from each Squadron), Tucano, Tutor, King Air, Hawk (208), Hawk (IV), Griffin, Squirrel and Voyager. Meanwhile, in the United States the F-35B programme is making good progress. Royal Navy and...
...billion equipment plan, supported by a rising defence budget. They will create and protect jobs across the United Kingdom. US strikes in Syria It is reported that the US military...
...the United States with the increasing use of attacks by unmanned drones, with consequences not always against American citizens, of course, but around the world and indeed drones being used...
...as part of a United Nations peacekeeping mission. Peacekeeping The majority of today’s outlets including the Daily Mail, Sun, The Guardian and Daily Telegraph report that Prime Minister David Cameron...
...activity. The Prime Minister issued a statement after the decision: The UN resolution on ISIL is an important moment. Today, the world has united against ISIL. The international community has...
...beach in Tunisia or French citizens in Paris, both our nations have had first-hand experience of the evil that Daesh is capable of and we are united in our resolve...
Today’s news is dominated by the United Nations-endorsed peace plan for war-torn Syria, while legal claims, sleepwalking, F-35 and a ground-breaking female Army officer also make the headlines. SYRIA It...
...and represent the United Kingdom and its Armed Forces, both at home and overseas. The flypast marks a busy day for the team who will also display at the national...
