
Minister apologises for error in military punishment laws that went undetected for 14 years
Baroness Goldie apologised for the admin blunder, which meant two regulations were 'never legally constituted'.
Baroness Goldie apologised for the admin blunder, which meant two regulations were 'never legally constituted'.
Regimental associations date back to the First and Second World Wars but veterans risk losing them due to a lack of participation.
Ex Cape Bayonet involved the British Army, Royal Navy, Royal Air Force and Falkland Islands Defence Force.
The medal is one of the first new awards to be approved by King Charles III.
Professor Michael Clarke was analysing the Defence Command Paper Refresh on the BFBS Sitrep podcast.
MOD gives details of funding and plans outlined in the Defence Command Paper and how they will be delivered.
UK Armed Forces leaders said the historic treatment of LGBTQ+ veterans 'does not represent what defence stands for today'.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has apologised for the 'horrific' historical treatment of LGBT people who served in the Armed Forces.
The meeting happened on the day the PM apologised for the 'horrific' historical treatment of LGBT people serving in the military.
The apology comes after a recommendation from an independent review into the service and the experiences of LGBT veterans.
Defence industry analyst Nicholas Drummond highlighted that there were 'no details about the budget or specific programmes'.
Mr Wallace made sure to use one of his final Commons appearances to praise James Heappey, who has worked at the MOD since 2019.
The Defence Command Paper Refresh (DCP23) comes after the publication of the Integrated Review Refresh earlier this year.
Adm Sir Tony Radakin says a new approach to recruiting and retaining personnel is also part of the Defence Command Paper Refresh 2023.
Ben Wallace spoke to Forces News after the Defence Command Paper Refresh was published by the Government.
Defence Committee publishes a highly critical report of UK defence procurement, urging MOD 'to act now'.