Drone kill zone has created stalemate on the frontline in Ukraine, MPs told
The Defence Select Committee was told that the success of drone warfare means any breakthrough for either side is a challenge
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Tri-Service Starmer sets deadline for delayed DIP as Armed Forces await funding decisions
The Prime Minister said the Defence Investment Plan will put money behind the military capabilities promised in the Strategic Defence Review
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News CDS warns UK is experiencing the most dangerous period of any time in his 35-year career
Sir Rich Knighton said the country is going through the most precarious period he has known in his working life and the UK faces choices
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Cadets Three-point Cadet Action Plan strategy unveiled as minister pledges more support for force
The Cadet Action Plan will be published during the first-ever National Cadets Week in October
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Politics Defence Investment Plan set to be published before next month's Nato summit
The Defence Secretary said the long-awaited Defence Investment Plan will be made public before a major summit in Turkey on 7 July
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Iraq Geoff Hoon: No regrets over decision to invade Iraq, blames misleading intelligence on WMD
The former defence secretary also paid tribute to the 179 British military personnel lost during the eight-year conflict
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Scotland PM urges Glasgow to reconsider Royal Regiment of Scotland freedom of the city decision
Sir Keir Starmer said he 'cannot understand' the decision to refuse the regiment the civic honour as it marks its 20th anniversary
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Royal Marines Carns a genuine military hero says minister, amid rumours of Labour leadership contest
Luke Pollard says the former marine has a bright political future ahead, but in the meantime the defence team needs to get on with the job
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Politics 'Deeply disappointing': Defence Readiness Bill omission from King's speech sparks criticism
Plans for new powers to prepare the UK for a potential conflict were not included in the King's Speech
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Royals Military takes on ceremonial role as King's speech marks start of new parliamentary session
King Charles III was dressed in his Admiral of the Fleet Royal Naval Number 1 Dress with cap and sword
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Northern Ireland Veterans hold talks at Downing Street to voice their concerns over Troubles Bill
A delegation of veterans described the meeting with officials inside 10 Downing Street as open and frank
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Politics NI Troubles Bill: What we know about controversial legislation after MP vote
MPs have voted to move the bill over to the next parliament, to the dismay of veterans who fear persecution for their historic service
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Navy Government must inject renewed impetus into the Aukus partnership, report says
It warned that the scale and ambition of Aukus requires political leadership from the Prime Minister to counter the political drift
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Army We must appear strong to our enemies and be honest with our friends, says expert
Dr Jack Watling spoke to BFBS' Sitrep podcast about how Russia's war with Ukraine could impact the UK's preparedness for conflict
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Politics Defence Minister 'sick and tired of armchair generals' in response to BFBS audience poll
Of roughly 2,900 votes, 86% of you said public remarks about the military being "underprepared" had negatively affected serving personnel ...
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Army Manosphere makes it harder to tackle misogyny and sexual harassment, Army chief says
The Chief of the General Staff says there have been deepening rifts within young people, which were being accelerated through social media