US Department of Defense overturns Covid-19 vaccine mandate for troops
A memo confirming the end of the requirement said commanders will continue to "promote and encourage" Covid-19 vaccinations.
A memo confirming the end of the requirement said commanders will continue to "promote and encourage" Covid-19 vaccinations.
The Armed Forces are covering ambulance workers who are striking over pay and working conditions.
The Integrated Review takes place every decade and helps the military set out a plan to address any challenges facing the UK.
John Healey MP also said the work of personnel covering public sector strikes was “deeply" appreciated.
James Heappey has thanked personnel deployed to Bahrain on HMS Lancaster over Christmas and says their efforts must not be forgotten.
Recently, anger over the problems in the military housing repair system prompted urgent questions to be asked in the House of Commons.
Mims Davies MP outlined some of the financial support and job opportunities made available through the Armed Forces Covenant.
Ben Wallace has praised the military's commitment and vows to address family accommodation issues.
The Army chief also said those covering the strikes are "young soldiers who are not on high rates of pay and haven't had pay rises".
Rishi Sunak addressed troops in Tapa, Estonia.
The Conservative MP said the military "are not there to be making political statements about what they will or won't do".
The Ukraine support package will include hundreds of thousands of rounds of artillery ammunition for use against Russia.
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace commissioned the inquiry to start in early 2023.
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin gave a "big thank you" to those who will be away from home this Christmas, "especially" to their families.
The senior British officer says the ongoing war in Ukraine has identified "gaps in our inventory".
The Cabinet Office said no decisions have been taken yet on the troops' deployment, but they were part of the "range of options available".