
Boris Johnson 'In Good Spirits' After Night In Intensive Care
The Prime Minister was admitted to intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened.
The Prime Minister was admitted to intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened.
John Healey forms part of the new-look shadow cabinet under recently-appointed Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.
James Heappey said he is "itching" to tell people what the military is doing.
The Armed Forces Minister did warn, however, the department will only be able to free up "a small fraction of the number the NHS needs".
The Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab told MPs such a measure would be a "last resort".
The Defence Secretary Ben Wallace dismissed reports that the British Army could be drafted in to protect shops as "entirely fictional".
Military experts discuss Saudi Arabia’s dominance of the arms industry on BFBS Sitrep.
Johnny Mercer MP said the Office for Veteran Affairs is funding a study to better grasp the situation surrounding veteran suicide.
The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, has revealed plans to boost employment among former personnel.
The new chair of the Defence Select Committee, Tobias Ellwood, has been holding his first evidence session.
The Government says there are arrangements for defence to support civil authorities in response to an outbreak.
The veterans' mental health charity announced its income had fallen by £6 million during the financial year.
The National Audit Office said the Ministry of Defence was unwilling to take "difficult decisions", and risks losing military capabilities.
Members of the Royal United Services Institute have shared their thoughts on the Government's foreign, defence and security policy review.
Downing Street says the integrated review will be government-wide, looking at the "totality of opportunities and challenges" facing the UK.
The integrated review will re-examine the UK's priorities in foreign policy, defence, security and international development.