
Former officer says military personnel covering strikes deserve bonuses as campaign is launched
A former commanding officer in the British Army says it could come out of the money saved by Government departments not paying those on ...
A former commanding officer in the British Army says it could come out of the money saved by Government departments not paying those on ...
It is understood troops covering the strikes could be used for non-urgent cases to free up paramedics.
Competitors will now row 3,000 miles from San Sebastian in La Gomera, Canary Islands, to Nelson's Dockyard, in Antigua and Barbuda.
PM admits "many" military personnel will miss Christmas as they cover public sector strikes.
The extreme endurance event is an annual challenge that sees competitors row more than 3,000 miles
The Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge is an annual endurance event that sees competitors row more than 3,000 miles.
More than 40 teams, a record number of entrants, are aiming to complete the 3,000-mile Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge.
The chair of the Defence Select Committee said the strikes were "unprecedented".
Lord Clarke of Nottingham made his comments as hundreds of troops are on stand-by to cover for a wave of public service strikes.
The headquarters was named with a video showing a rocket launch-style countdown and shots of earth from space.
The phrase 'grey zone' is being used on an increasingly common basis.
The Cabinet Office said no decisions have been taken yet on the troops' deployment, but they were part of the "range of options available".
WO2 Yvonne Angus was a finalist in the Most Collaborative Award category at the 2022 Women In Defence Awards.
Captain Chandi was unable to be at the ceremony in London as she is currently on an expedition across the Antarctic.
This year's list saw personnel from all three services awarded, with one CBE, two OBEs and six MBEs awarded.
The ship is a floating medical facility during times of crisis or war.