Defence in the Media: 1 July 2015

Today’s broadcast news continues to feature the first repatriation of the first bodies of some of those British tourists who were killed by a gunman on a beach in Tunisia....
Today’s broadcast news continues to feature the first repatriation of the first bodies of some of those British tourists who were killed by a gunman on a beach in Tunisia....
...The MOD launched an investigation into his citation last year but found no new information or any evidence that he was treated differently from the other servicemen who were considered...
...gains after it seized the capital on Anbar, Ramadi, in May. Extremist threat ITV News last night featured an interview with Tony Blair where he urged nations around the world...
Making news today, the Prime Minister has announced a £390 million deal to provide armoured vehicle support will create 250 new jobs in Wales. Royal Navy engineers The Financial Times...
Defence issues in the news today include cuts to the number of trained Army personnel, and an emergency COBR meeting convened to discuss the migrant situation in Calais. Army manning...
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...
...that the Royal Navy is now winning the argument against the Government, ahead of the arrival of the new aircraft carriers. An MOD spokesperson said: When the new Carriers are...
Today’s headlines include news that ISIL militants have destroyed Palmyra's ancient temple of Baalshamin and further reporting on Defence spending. Iran Many of today’s papers highlight yesterday’s re-opening of the...
...and Guardian report that HMS Portland assisted two transatlantic rowers who went 20 days without food as they tried to be the first to cross from New York to London...
A variety of Defence related news is featured across broadcast and print outlets today, including further Government investment in HMNB Faslane, calls for women to serve in the SAS, and...