What Does Europe Think Of Brexit And The UK's Future?
Ahead of the 2019 General Election, we went to get the views of citizens living in mainline Europe.
Ahead of the 2019 General Election, we went to get the views of citizens living in mainline Europe.
The party has pledged a "well-manned and properly resourced" military, as well as pledges to sell MOD land to provide veterans housing.
Here is a look at the defence policy of political parties, ahead of the 2019 General Election.
UUP leader and Royal Navy veteran Steve Aiken launched his party's manifesto in Belfast.
Social Democratic and Labour Party leader Colum Eastwood said leaving the European Union was a roadblock in the way of future progress.
It was after video footage surfaced, which, it has been suggested, appears to show Mr Trudeau talking about his American counterpart.
Sinn Fein has launched its manifesto ahead of the 2019 General Election.
The UK Independence Party has launched its manifesto ahead of polling day on 12 December.
Proposed review would extend from the Armed Forces to the intelligence services, counter-terrorism forces and serious organised crime.
Questions were raised over Mr Johnson's trustworthiness and Mr Corbyn's views on the Trident nuclear programme during a RUSI event.
The Democratic Unionist Party launched its manifesto in Belfast.
The Scottish National Party has further pledged to protect and home veterans living on the streets.
The General Election will be held on Thursday 12 December, but anyone wishing to vote must be registered beforehand.
Chuka Umunna claimed stopping Brexit will mean the UK has more money to spend on defence.
Many parties standing in the 2019 General Election have now published their manifestos, but very little is said about defence.
The Scottish First Minister has insisted the UK's nuclear deterrent is a red line for support in the event of a hung parliament.