Tempest: Future Fighter Project Enters New £250m Phase
It comes following an Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) report stating the "successful delivery of the project is in doubt".
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Sea vessels Revealed: How Many Navy Vessels Are Unavailable
The Government has admitted that numerous Royal Navy ships are unavailable, due to maintenance being carried out.
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Afghanistan Allow More Afghan Interpreters To Resettle In UK, Ex-Military Chiefs Urge
"Far too many applicants are being rejected" according to a group of military figures, who say they're "gravely concerned" by the situation.
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Politics 'Mission Critical' Push For Disability Representation In Defence
The MOD has promised to look at ways of increasing opportunities for disabled people to join the Armed Forces.
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Nato UK To Help North Macedonia Deliver NATO-Ready Light Infantry Battalion
Britain has set up a permanent military training team in the country.
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Gibraltar EU Plan For Spanish Police At Gibraltar's Borders 'Absolutely Unacceptable'
Chief Minister of Gibraltar says EU proposals interfere with British sovereignty and are "not faithful" to agreement reached last year.
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Land vehicles Ajax Manufacturer: Noise And Vibrations 'A Feature Since 2010'
General Dynamics has admitted noise and vibrations have been "a feature of the design" of the Ajax vehicles "since 2010".
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News What are the MOD's security classifications?
In April 2014, the system was simplified into three levels: OFFICIAL, SECRET, and TOP SECRET.
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Politics Defence Papers Leak Result Of Individual Blunder, Not Espionage
The documents, which included details on the UK's military presence in Afghanistan, were found at a bus stop in Kent last month.
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Army Defence Secretary: Ranger Regiment's first mission likely to be in East Africa
Ben Wallace said that Britain's network of defence attachés would be expanded to help identify missions for the new unit.
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Forces Charities Armed Forces Bill: Military Charities Urge Government To Strengthen Legislation
National Government will not be legally obliged to consider the military community in decision-making under the current bill.
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Afghanistan Prime Minister Vows UK Remains Committed To Afghanistan As Troops Withdraw
Boris Johnson said most of the remaining 750 UK military trainers with the NATO mission have already left Afghanistan.
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Land vehicles Ajax: 'Troubled' programme's trials suspended again
The MOD said in a series of tweets that the Ajax trials will only resume "when we are assured that mitigations are fully effective".
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Politics Overseas Operations Act Takes Effect
The Overseas Operations Act is designed to tackle vexatious claims and prevent a cycle of re-investigations against personnel and veterans.
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Northern Ireland British Army Veteran Sir Jeffrey Donaldson Formally Endorsed As New DUP Leader
The former Ulster Defence Regiment Corporal replaces Edwin Poots who stepped down last week.
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Politics Ben Wallace: Royal Yacht Britannia Successor Is 'Affordable'
The Ministry of Defence is paying for the new national flagship, despite the ship being used for trade, rather than defence purposes.