Defence in the Media: 18 July 2016
This morning’s broadcast news focuses on today’s Commons debate on Trident. Trident
This morning’s broadcast news focuses on today’s Commons debate on Trident. Trident
This morning’s papers report on the nuclear deterrent and Royal Air Force air strikes against Daesh.
Today's Defence news includes reporting from the Farnborough air show and further reaction to the ban on women in ground close combat roles being lifted.
There is interest across broadcast and print outlets today ahead of the NATO Summit in Warsaw, including news that British troops will be deployed to eastern Europe as part of a show of strength by NATO against Russia.
The publication of the Chilcot report dominates this morning’s news both in broadcast and in the papers. There are also reports about the refitted RAF Voyager that is set to provide transport to the Royal Family and senior Government Ministers.
The final resting place of a RAF Wellington Bomber wireless operator has been recognised after his grave was identified almost 75 years after his aircraft was shot down.
Today's Defence news includes the Red Arrows and Afghanistan.
This morning’s defence news includes reporting on the assistance from the RAF to Iraqi ground forces taking back Fallujah from Daesh and widespread coverage of yesterday’s Battle of Jutland commemorations.
Today’s Defence related coverage includes reporting on RAF Typhoons intercepting Russian aircraft as part of the NATO Baltic Air Policing mission and UK gifting to Kurdish fighters in Iraq.
Today’s defence news summary includes the sad deaths of two RAF pilots, a Quick Reaction Alert and a deployment in Somalia. RAF PILOT DEATHS The Times, Daily Star and Daily Telegraph report that two "exceptionally talented" RAF student pilots died …