RAF's nuclear-capable F-35As due for delivery by end of the decade, Healey confirms
The Defence Secretary says the 12 F-35A variants will be delivered as part of the next batch of deliveries, the other 15 being the B model
The Defence Secretary says the 12 F-35A variants will be delivered as part of the next batch of deliveries, the other 15 being the B model
The jet has been stuck in India since the middle of June after it had to make an emergency landing due to bad weather
PM Sir Keir Starmer says it's right to give the RAF an upgrade, while Defence Secretary John Healey suggests it will be made in the UK
The RAF display team's flypast came as an act led chants calling for the deaths of the Israel Defence Force
MOP bombs were used to attack a number of centrifuges buried deep underground at a site south of Tehran
The Commando Merlin is a utility helicopter used for moving troops and equipment from ship to shore and around the battlefield
Two Merlin Mk2 helicopters went from RNAS Culdrose in Cornwall to the spectacular Haakonsvern Helikopter Base for Exercise Green Eel
The jet has been at Thiruvananthapuram Airport for nearly two weeks after it was unable to return to HMS Prince of Wales due to bad weather
The RAF is to acquire 12 F-35A fighter jets with the capability to drop nuclear weapons - but this is not all they will be earmarked to do
Vessels from Carrier Strike Group 25 are in the Garden City for joint training and to help with regional engagement
Retired Air Marshal Greg Bagwell says the reason the UK had nuclear weapons was that Russia had them as well during the Cold War
The RAF will operate 12 of these cutting-edge fighter aircraft that have the capability to launch tactical nuclear weapons
The RAF joined the Polish and Swedish air forces for the photographic sortie which took place under Operation Chessman
Foreign Secretary David Lammy says one British national had already been injured in the conflict as thousands want to be flown out
Air crews from 846 Naval Air Squadron have deployed to Scotland to go through their final test exercises.
The closure shows the level of planning and collaboration required to balance ceremonial tradition with modern aviation needs