Lack of Irish defence spending and security a backdoor threat to UK, says think tank
A report by an influential policy institute points to an increased threat to the UK from Russia, China and Iran via the Republic of Ireland.
A report by an influential policy institute points to an increased threat to the UK from Russia, China and Iran via the Republic of Ireland.
The week's events began with a sparkling display in the French Alps.
Adam Baird made an impression in the 2-man bobsleigh events in Sigulda, while Taylor Lawrence and Brad Hall had to skip the Championships.
Personnel across the services have been experiencing the world of competing in the Forces Strongman.
More than 30 sites across 13 locations were hit by coalition forces during the latest joint strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen.
The Commons Defence Committee has said the military is consistently overstretched.
HMS Prince of Wales will take her place on Nato duties and will set sail for Exercise Steadfast Defender as soon as possible.
But Defence Secretary Grant Shapps says the British and American strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen do not represent an escalation.
The security of the islands that were the focus of war with Argentina in 1982 relies on a Royal Navy patrol vessel and four RAF Typhoons.
A £282 million contract has been awarded to Rheinmetall MAN Military Vehicles.
Lord Sedwill stressed the importance of the Royal Marines being present around the globe as the world's conflict zones become more complex.
US forces conducted airstrikes on Friday in Iraq and Syria on more than 85 targets, a move supported by the United Kingdom.
'The award is a testament to her remarkable culinary talent and leadership qualities,' says the petty officer.
The deal with Thales UK aims to improve the long-term availability and resilience of critical assets for the Navy's ships and submarines.
Three hundred and thirty-seven Gurkha recruits swore their allegiance to King Charles III at their attestation parade in Pokhara, Nepal.
This week’s Sitrep podcast looked at how the Government could, if it wanted to, make a return to National Service appealing.