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The Download | 21 July
New Defence Secretary says keeping UK safe is 'first duty of government', Russian warship carries out live-fire exercise 40 nautical miles from Plymouth, and Farnborough International Airshow continues – all this and more on The Download.
Really disappointing to read leaked report into military crime unit, lawyer says
The Centre for Military Justice's Lucy Baston has described a leaked report into failings at the Defence Serious Crime Command (DSCC) as "troubling" and says its findings chime with her own experience of dealing with the unit.
Historic First World War anti-submarine ship faces the scrapyard
A sad end appears to be looming for HMS President, the historic warship that served in both world wars, as she looks set to be scrapped.
Luftwaffe A400Ms carry out landings on beach in the UK
While Pembrey Sands is primarily used by the RAF, the training area is offered to the UK's Nato allies as well, and the latest beach landings were carried out by two A400Ms flown by the Luftwaffe
Land speed record: 'We could have gone faster'
A former senior officer in the RAF has set a new world land speed record of 653.909km/h (406.320mph) using a hydrogen-powered car at Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. Wing Commander (Ret'd) Andy Green was driving drove JCB's 32ft Hydromax car.
British Army pull to victory at British and Irish Tug-of-War championships
The Army ladies represented England at the tournament, winning the women's 560kg event as they turn their attention to next month's World Championships
Light Dragoons give verdict on their new Jackal 3
The light recce vehicle offers a few key advantages over its predecessor, including better traction and protection - and a roof
UK Armed Forces karting teams take on 24-hour Teesside test
The Royal Navy outpaced their military rivals by finishing the highest of the three services, as the RAF and the Army suffered mechanical mayhem
Was Red Storm Rising a warning of things to come?
Forty years ago, the Tom Clancy novel imagined stealth aircraft, attacks on satellites and a full-scale war between Nato and Russia - and the unsettling part is how much of it still feels plausible today
How intellectual property-sharing shapes the Ukraine war
The UK has donated the Stone Cloak electronic warfare device to Ukraine - also sharing the intellectual property so it can be produced locally - but that poses a risk should it fall into Russian hands
Officer cadets pass out at HMS Raleigh in naval first
After working alongside ratings for 10 weeks in a new programme, the cadets represent a new generation of leaders emerging in the Royal Navy's ranks
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