Today's defence news includes continued coverage of the House of Common's Defence Committee report into the future of the Royal Marines and the competition for the Army's new Mechanised Infantry...
Today's Defence news includes the Red Arrows and Afghanistan. RED ARROWS This morning’s Times and Telegraph both pick up on the story that the Red Arrows will not perform aerobatic...
...and that the Prime Minister is keen to explore whether the new Parliament would reconsider this as part of the pledged “full spectrum” response against ISIL. You can listen to...
This morning’s broadcast news includes an interview on Radio 4’s Today programme with General John Allen, special presidential envoy for the US-led coalition fighting ISIL. He says that ISIL has...
Today's broadcast and print news includes the Government's fight against ISIL, Defence spending and Afghan Interpreters. Syria strikes Today the Guardian led with reports that Downing Street is drawing up...
There have been news reports arguing that the UK Government should grant asylum to Afghan staff, especially interpreters, who worked for British forces during military operations in Afghanistan. Many of...
...former head of the Army was forced to live under the suspicion of false child abuse allegations for almost a year. The newspaper claims a new documentary will allege that...
...Forces. We fall well behind the Met Police and London Ambulance Service where the figure is above 11%. Internationally, even accounting for the different mix of our populations, in Germany...
...years as a combat medical technician in Northern Ireland, Bosnia, Kosovo, Rwanda and Germany. Later, he did his officer training at Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and then served in Iraq...
Today’s defence news includes reporting on the 75th Anniversary of the heroic WW2 Dambusters raid and the F-35 programme. Dambusters There is widespread coverage of yesterday’s events to mark the...
