Defence in the Media: 18 July 2015
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...Royal International Air Tattoo speech Defence companies must not use new increased military spending by the Government as an excuse to place less emphasis on delivering value for money for...
The Daily Mail’s front page this morning features an interview with a father of one of the reservists who died on a march on the Brecon Beacons ahead of the expected verdict from the inquest today.
...looks or sexuality. More than one in 10 servicewomen - some 13% - had had a 'particularly upsetting experience' involving sexual harassment. It carries General Sir Nick Carter’s comments that...
...The Sun, The Sunday Express, and Telegraph online report that the Prime Minister plans to create a permanent memorial in Britain to the victims of the terrorist attack in Tunisia,...
Today sees further reporting of the Defence Secretary’s comments made in the House yesterday with coveragedebating whether military action against ISIL militants should be extended to Syria. Corporal Stewart McLaughlin...
...They write that Parliament previously voted against such strikes but they could vote again if necessary. Some report that there is “no legal bar” to block Britain from attacking Syria...
...a significant terrorism readiness exercise across London to prepare for an attack similar to that carried out in Tunisia. Tunisia terrorist attack Print outlets today including The Guardian and the...
This morning’s headlines are dominated by the Queen’s speech which is due to take place later today. There is also breaking news that FIFA officials have been arrested on corruption...
Items of Defence interest included in broadcast bulletins this morning include reports of the launch by the Iraqi government to “take back” Ramadi and surrounding western Anbar province from ISIL.