Theresa May: What Has She Done For Defence?
As Mrs May stands down as Tory party leader, we look at what she has done for the military during her time as PM.
As Mrs May stands down as Tory party leader, we look at what she has done for the military during her time as PM.
How did the two contenders to be the next Prime Minister vote on defence issues?
The Foreign Secretary has described the seizure of a British-flagged tanker as an act of "state piracy".
Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt has also announced that Britain will be seeking to put together a European-led maritime protection mission.
It will be implemented in September's salaries and backdated to 1 April 2019.
"Somebody who took that decision has something to answer for," Dr Julian Lewis MP told Forces News.
"We're not hopeful, we're almost insistent that this happens," says the CEO of Help For Heroes.
The new Prime Minister will need to boost defence spending if they want the UK to be a significant player.
Tobias Ellwood has said that the UK needs to invest more in defence to play a role on the international stage.
This comes as a British-operated oil tanker was seized by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard in the region.
Fabian Picardo said he wants to "de-escalate" the situation with Iran.
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed a controversial £525 million contract with outsourcing firm Capita.
The Government is expected to announce next week that members of the Armed Forces are in line to get a pay rise.
In addition to a £30m investment in a small satellite demonstrator, an RAF test pilot will be sent to Virgin Orbit's space programme.
Royal Marines seized the supertanker off the coast of Gibraltar on 4 July.
The contender for the role of Prime Minister said to he would spend £1 billion on building and improving homes for service personnel.