Defence in the Media: 28 September 2016
...NATO. The UK is not alone in its opposition to an EU army, with Poland, Sweden, the Netherlands, Lithuania and Latvia also expressing concerns over the plans. A Government spokesperson...
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Defence in the Media: 29 September 2016
...as well. This reinforces the message that the UK is a globally-engaged player with global power, reinforcing our relationship with allies, and also promoting UK prosperity. More about the exercise...
Defence in the media: Chiefs' accommodation
...the most senior military appointments require an appropriate property and limited staff support to enable them to fulfil their duties, including official engagement with senior international allies. The Ministry of...
Defence in the media: 1 July 2016
...over the two Queen Elizabeth class carriers today being built in Rosyth. Read more about the F-35 here. Kabul attack The Guardian, Independent (App Edition) report that Taliban militants launched...
Defence in the media: 29 August
...(p18), The Mirror (p17), Daily Mail (p21), Daily Star (p9), The Independent App Edition (p10), and The Sun online. Papers report that Defence Secretary Michael Fallon will this week send...
Defence in the media: Monday 5 September
...will join the operation and make a contribution to tackling the movement of illegal arms around the region. DAESH / SYRIA The Times (p29) and The Independent (App Edition p23)...
Defence in the Media: 1 November 2016
...App (p22), The Scotsman (p21), Wall Street Journal (p3). It is reported that Iraqi Special Forces advanced to the outskirts of Mosul and began to launch attacks on the suburbs....
Defence in the Media: Sunday 5 August 2018
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Today’s defence news is led by a story which incorrectly says F-35 secrets were stolen via a dating app. F-35 Mail on Sunday splash The Mail on Sunday splashes with...
Armed Forces Covenant makes progress in delivering fair treatment for troops
...Code £21m of Service Pupil Premium payments made to support the pastoral needs of over 60,000 Service pupils in state schools. 24,500 children from Service families have benefitted from 154...
Defence in the Media: 21 February 2016
...profane or insulting language directed at recruits, and this was reiterated as part of the Army Leadership Code launch in September 2015. The Army’s statement on this issue is below:...