Defence in the media: Sunday 12 August 2018

Today's defence-related news includes a medical breakthrough by defence scientists and new opportunities for veterans in cyber security.
Today's defence-related news includes a medical breakthrough by defence scientists and new opportunities for veterans in cyber security.
Today's defence news includes the Defence Secretary in Estonia, a revolutionary method to produce titanium and UK involvement in the Galileo satellite programme.
Defence news today focuses on Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson's keynote speech at Rolls Royce in Bristol, including the announcement that the UK will build a new £48m Chemical Weapons Defence Centre. Defence Secretary speech Ahead of the Defence Secretary's speech …
...Queen Elizabeth is a once in a generation historical event. To be the first to fly off the carrier, to have a front row seat, would be an absolute privilege....
The papers today are dominated by the terror attacks in Brussels as Belgium begins three days of national mourning following the bomb attacks which killed more than 30 people. SECURITY...
...Barack Obama has agreed to send a small force - no more than 50 - to bolster rebel forces.. Afghanistan The Guardian (magazine) runs a feature on the families of...
...was one of 12 microbiologists from the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) who deployed to Sierra Leone to work in Public Health England’s (PHE) Diagnostic Laboratory within the Kerry...