UK lost year of mobilising for potential Russian attack due to DIP delays, MPs told
MPs were warned that national resilience, alongside industry, has taken a blow as the Defence Investment Plan took so long to be published
MPs were warned that national resilience, alongside industry, has taken a blow as the Defence Investment Plan took so long to be published
Jonny Ball said that a 'national conversation' has been started on defence as it has become part of the mainstream after the DIP's release
Despite reports that senior military personnel are deeply unhappy with the DIP, Dan Jarvis insists they all back it
Al Carns and John Healey say the Government needs to set a target date for reaching 3% of GDP on defence spending
Speaking to MPs at Westminster's Scottish Affairs Committee, Luke Pollard said details of funding for HMNB Clyde will be included in the ...
Burnham's voting record as an MP from 2001 to 2017 provides some insight into his defence priorities.
Speaking to BFBS Forces News, the newly appointed minister said that the Russian threat and Ukraine's security were always his priority
UK National Armaments Director Rupert Pearce said reducing spending in areas such as energy or transport could have a negative effect on the ...
The former defence secretary insists the rationale behind him quitting last week was a case of putting his country ahead of his career
Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton raised his concerns over the day-to-day funding for the military at a Lords defence committee meeting
His resignation comes amid a backdrop of wrangling within government over funding for the long-delayed military spending plan
Jonny Ball says nobody who worked with John Healey would be surprised by his response to the Government's funding plans
Since becoming Defence Secretary in July 2024, Mr Healey has focused his efforts on the war in Ukraine, housing and reforms for abuse ...
John Healey tells the Prime Minister the DIP does not provide sufficient resources, reducing readiness and increasing the risk to personnel
More than 200 so-called Russian 'shadow fleet' vessels have entered UK waters since the Prime Minister first threatened to intercept them
The former defence secretary and former head of Nato highlighted the Scottish National Party's opposition to the nuclear deterrent