...virus, as well as deploying highly skilled research scientists to the diagnostic laboratory. Dstl also worked with industry partner BBI Detection to provide simple, easy to use diagnostic devices to...
...complained about side-effects after taking mefloquine - or Lariam as it is more commonly known. The Government’s policy on mefloquine use is based on expert advice; the military uses a...
...The Times report on the announcement made by the Secretary of State yesterday at DSEI on the Future Soldier System. The articles use photos and graphics to show how the...
...work performance than Lariam. The programme also included an interview with American doctor Remington Nevin who stressed why the drug is no longer considered for use in the US military...
...absolutely committed to improving the mental health of our Armed Forces and has long recognised that Service life can cause stress, and support to personnel has improved in a number...
...killing "hundreds" of Syrians civilians in bombing raids. Troop numbers The Sun and Daily Telegraph carry stories about a report by Dr Robin Niblett, director of think tank Chatham House,...
...we saw the rent of Service Families Accommodation, as little as it was, as wasted money and thought it could be put to better use paying a mortgage. We used...
Today’s broadcast headlines include reports that Downing Street is shelving its plans for a House of Commons vote to authorise British air strikes against ISIL in Syria. Syria Vote The...
...The Daily Telegraph reports that George Osborne will warn today that Islamist terrorists want to use the internet for "evil" by launching deadly cyber-attacks that could cripple Britain. It says...
...to look into its use in the Armed Forces. An MOD spokesperson said: No anti-malarial treatments are without associated side effects but it is crucial we protect our personnel from...
