Defence in the media: 24 May 2015

...battlefields of Iraq and Syria. ISIL ground campaign Writing in the Mail on Sunday and also reported across other outlets including the Sunday Express, the former Chief of the General...
...battlefields of Iraq and Syria. ISIL ground campaign Writing in the Mail on Sunday and also reported across other outlets including the Sunday Express, the former Chief of the General...
Today's newspapers are dominated by the publication of Prince Charles's letters to government ministers in the mid-2000s, after what the media describes as a long secrecy battle. It is widely...
Today’s broadcast news continues to focus on newly appointed Cabinet ministers. Elsewhere news has broken that Nepal has been hit by another earthquake of 7.4 magnitude broke this morning.
...to join the march, occurring next Friday, which will honour the 453 individuals who lost their lives in the 13-year conflict. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said: Those who served in...
Defence spending Speculation over defence spending remains a prominent story, today taking a new angle. Colonel Bob Stewart MP has called for the joint chiefs to sacrifice their careers over...
Defence spending Speculation continues over UK defence spending. The Times writes that, according to new analysis by the UK National Defence Association, a failure to spend at least 2% of...
...spokesperson said: As part of the Armed Forces Covenant, this Government has committed to making sure veterans get special treatment, when appropriate, and are not disadvantaged by their service. We...
...support over the next 10 years which will provide new strike fighters; more surveillance aircraft; hunter killer submarines; two new aircraft carriers; the A400Ms transport aircraft and the most advanced...
...new aircraft carriers; and the most advanced armoured vehicles. The UK remains a global military power with more than 90,000 servicemen and women deployed last year on over 300...
...committed to making sure veterans get special treatment, when appropriate, and are not disadvantaged by their service. We have been working with the Royal British Legion on this to see...