Defence in the media: 5 February 2016

In today's round-up of defence news there is reporting about Lord Bramall, more on Iraq historical allegations and an RAF veteran joining RAF units on a march through central Europe....
In today's round-up of defence news there is reporting about Lord Bramall, more on Iraq historical allegations and an RAF veteran joining RAF units on a march through central Europe....
...winds to parts of the UK yesterday. The papers write that The Environment Agency deployed temporary defences and pumps in Cumbria yesterday and put military teams, including military personnel, in...
In Defence news today there is reporting on Trident, Daesh training camps and Syrian peace talks.
...determination, their ability to think and fight, determines our success. The achievement for the services reflects the work undertaken across defence in recent years to improve diversity and inclusion. The...
...of the Military Provost Guard Service (MPGS) on patrol at the Army Aviation Centre at Middle Wallop. Follow us on Twitter and don’t forget to sign up for email alerts....
...waters in South Ayrshire. It has been a truly tri-service response. I want to take this opportunity to thank all of the Armed Forces that have been involved,...
Broadcast headlines are once again dominated by the floods in the north of England today, with Sky News focussing on potential further “misery” to come as a result of Storm...
...The Independent on Sunday writes that the Government has held its second emergency COBRA meeting in two days to help coordinate the rescue operation, and the PM expected to cut...
...has suffered severe flooding three times this month. Military personnel can provide a vital role in flood relief efforts alongside counterparts from local authorities, emergency services and other Government departments....
...ago, however, there was approximately 4,634 staff in redeployment pools across government. A Cabinet Office line is carried, saying: The Civil service is now at its smallest since the Second...