Putin announces navy will receive 30 more ships during Russia's annual Navy Day celebrations
President Vladimir Putin has said the Russian navy will receive 30 new ships this year.
President Vladimir Putin has said the Russian navy will receive 30 new ships this year.
Ukrainian soldiers learn to fire and operate the AS90 155mm self-propelled gun.
The three new trench warfare sites will include STANTA in Norfolk and Salisbury Plain Training Area (SPTA).
MPs now urging ministers to proscribe Yevgeny Prigozhin's unit as a terrorist organisation.
Vadym Prystaiko was fired as Ukraine's representative in London after he appeared to publicly criticise President Volodymyr Zelensky
Disused military bases Wethersfield and Scampton were the sites identified to house asylum seekers to reduce reliance on hotels.
MOD gives details of funding and plans outlined in the Defence Command Paper and how they will be delivered.
Officials said Wagner has operated in Mali, CAR and Sudan for years where it is "aggressively pursuing Russian foreign policy interests".
After a 23-year wait, LGBT suffering in the British military has finally been acknowledged with Sunak's 'I apologise'.
The UK had appeared to be battling with the European Union to reverse a decision to refer to the Falkland Islands as 'Islas Malvinas'.
Mr Ellwood expressed regret and deleted a video in which he praised the Taliban for tackling opium and corruption.
The senior Cabinet minister, who has been tipped in some reports as a contender to replace Ben Wallace at the Ministry of Defence
Sir Richard Moore's speech outlined how Russia was losing the war and how AI could take over elements of intelligence gathering.
Defence industry analyst Nicholas Drummond highlighted that there were 'no details about the budget or specific programmes'.
Mr Ellwood shared a video on Twitter on Monday calling for the UK to re-open its embassy in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.
The Defence Secretary will leave the Cabinet at the next reshuffle and will step down as an MP at the next election.