NATO: Boris Johnson Urges Allies' Commitment To Security
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to urge NATO leaders to redouble their commitment to collective security.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to urge NATO leaders to redouble their commitment to collective security.
All you need to know about how much defence has spent on the development and procurement of Ajax for the British Army.
New data has been published, revealing how many Boxers are on order by role and by build configuration.
The UK and the US have agreed to strengthen security and defence co-operation between the two countries.
Former First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Philip Jones, told MPs the fleet could have "more appropriate ships" in the future.
The House of Commons has heard questions and answers from the Government about what progress had been made on the Ajax programme.
Defence minister Jeremy Quin admitted to the House of Commons that there have been "serious issues" during the Ajax trials phase.
The sixth-generation Tempest fighter jet could be in service by the 2030s.
A new report by MPs suggests the current system results in personnel on the frontline not "always as supported as they could be".
The "concept and assessment phase" for the Tempest programme is due to be launched later this year, according to a defence minister.
The South Korean President visited Washington seeking renewed diplomatic urgency on curbing North Korea's nuclear programme.
Doug Beattie, who served as a soldier for 34 years, was awarded the Military Cross for bravery in combat.
Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis said the Prime Minister is writing personally to the families of the victims.
A coroner ruled that victims were "entirely innocent" and that British Army soldiers were responsible for nine of the fatal shootings.
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said the US will remain partners and "continue to support" Afghanistan.
The legislation has now gained Royal Assent and will come into effect following the opening of the new Parliament.