Elbit Systems closes UK factory after Palestine Action campaign
Israeli defence contractor Elbit Systems closes its Shenstone drone component facility following a sustained campaign of protests and site occupations by Palestine Action activists.
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Military Diversity Targets Spark Defence Readiness Fears
Exclusive: A leaked letter reveals top-level military concerns that the British Army's aggressive diversity and inclusion targets are compromising national security and undermining recruitment standards. Defence insiders warn the push for inclusivity is c
Russia's Secret Prosthetics Boom Fueled by Ukraine War
Exclusive investigation reveals how Russia's military casualties in Ukraine have spawned a rapidly expanding, yet critically flawed, domestic prosthetics industry, leaving thousands of soldiers with substandard artificial limbs.
China's 'Star Wars' Laser Weapon Revealed: Blinds Pilots
Exclusive analysis of China's newly unveiled 'optical warfare' laser weapon, a disruptive system designed to blind pilots and fry electronics. How it compares to Western 'Star Wars' technology and what it means for global military balance.
Putin and Kim Sign Historic Mutual Defence Pact in Pyongyang
In a seismic shift for global security, Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un sign a landmark mutual defence treaty during the Russian leader's first visit to North Korea in 24 years, signalling a new anti-Western alliance.
Russia Turns Fairy Tales Into War Propaganda, Film-Maker Reveals
Oscar-nominated producer Alexander Rodnyansky exposes Russia's state-funded cinema industry, revealing how classic fairy tales are being weaponised as pro-war propaganda to indoctrinate the nation's youth amidst an unprecedented cultural purge.
Nepo Baby Backlash: Truth About Celebrity Offspring
An in-depth look at the 'nepo baby' phenomenon sweeping the entertainment industry, from Hollywood to the UK. Discover how celebrity children are taking over film, music, and directing roles, and the fierce debate it's sparking about privilege and talent.
Ukraine's mass removal of Russian language books
Across Ukraine, a grassroots movement is systematically removing Russian-language books from libraries and schools, reflecting a profound cultural shift following the invasion.
Ukraine's 'Spiderweb' Kursk Incursion Stretches Russian Forces
Exclusive analysis reveals how Ukraine's deep-strike operation inside Russia's Kursk region is stretching Moscow's defences and shifting the war's dynamics.
Man arrested after car rams Russian consulate gates in Sydney
A dramatic security breach at the Russian consulate in Sydney ends with an arrest after a driver rams the front gates. Police are investigating the motive behind the shocking incident.
UK & Norway Forge Anti-Sub Pact Against Russian Threat
In a landmark defence agreement, the UK and Norway have announced a new partnership to bolster anti-submarine warfare capabilities, directly responding to heightened Russian naval activity in the North Atlantic.
Starmer pledges UK-Norway warship alliance against Russia
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer announces plans for a major defence pact with Norway to jointly build new warships, signalling a decisive shift in UK security strategy to confront Russian aggression and secure northern waters.
Norway Signs £10bn Deal for UK-Built Warships
Norway has signed a monumental £10 billion defence agreement to acquire advanced anti-submarine warfare ships, all to be constructed in British shipyards, marking a significant boost for UK manufacturing and NATO defence capabilities.
UK-Norway Naval Task Force Launches from Glasgow Against Russia
The UK and Norway have launched a major naval task group from Glasgow, a powerful show of force and NATO unity in response to heightened Russian submarine activity in the North Atlantic.
Defence Secretary Calls For Mandatory National Service Return
Defence Secretary Barry Davies ignites a national debate by advocating for the return of compulsory National Service, arguing it would instil discipline, bridge social divides, and bolster UK security in an increasingly volatile world.
Zelenskyy Warns of Russian Offensive as Kharkiv Bombarded
Exclusive live coverage of the escalating conflict in Ukraine. Russian missile strikes target Kharkiv as President Zelenskyy issues a stark warning to European allies about Putin's planned offensive. Latest updates on defence, diplomacy, and the humanitar
UK Sends HMS Prince of Wales Aircraft Carrier to Japan
Defence Secretary John Healey announces the deployment of the Royal Navy's flagship aircraft carrier, HMS Prince of Wales, to Japan for a major strategic partnership, enhancing security in the Indo-Pacific region.
UK Defence Secretary's Secret South Korea Trip Revealed
Defence Secretary John Healey makes covert visit to Seoul for high-stakes security talks, signalling a potential major shift in UK defence exports and Indo-Pacific strategy.
Kyiv thwarts major Russian drone attack amid Trump NATO row
Kyiv's air defences successfully intercept a massive overnight Russian drone assault, while Donald Trump's controversial NATO remarks send shockwaves through European security circles. Latest updates on the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
NATO Jets Scramble to Intercept Russian Aircraft in Baltic
RAF Typhoons join NATO's rapid response as Russian military aircraft approach Estonian airspace without transponder signals, sparking a major air defence alert.
RAF Joins NATO Hunt for Russian Sub in Norwegian Sea
The Royal Air Force has joined a major NATO operation to track and deter a suspected Russian submarine suspected of posing a direct threat to a US aircraft carrier battle group in the Norwegian Sea.
UK carmakers face massive fines over missed EV sales targets
British car manufacturers are bracing for significant financial penalties after failing to meet the government's Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate targets for 2024. With EV sales lagging, the industry calls for urgent government support to boost consume
Ukraine Downs Three Russian Bombers in Major Air Victory
Ukrainian forces have shot down three Russian Su-34 fighter bombers in a significant blow to Moscow's air capabilities. This major victory comes amid intense fighting in the southern front.
Russia Claims Two More Village Captures in Donetsk Offensive
Russian forces intensify their offensive in the Donetsk region, claiming two more villages as they advance towards the strategic military hub of Pokrovsk. Latest frontline reports and analysis.
UK to train second wave of Ukrainian troops
Britain announces a new intensive training programme for Ukrainian recruits, building on the success of Operation Interflex which has already prepared over 30,000 soldiers for combat.
Female insiders: More Noel Clarkes will emerge without change
Exclusive: Female whistleblowers from the UK entertainment industry issue a stark warning that systemic abuse and harassment will continue unless deep-rooted cultural and structural changes are implemented, preventing another Noel Clarke scandal.
Pentagon's Hegseth Sacks DIA Director Kruse
Defence Intelligence Agency Director Jeffrey Kruse has been removed from his post by Pentagon Chief of Staff Pete Hegseth following a damning inspector general's report into 'inappropriate conduct'. The internal investigation revealed a pattern of unprofe
Hegseth fires top Pentagon general in shock dismissal
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired a senior Pentagon official, General Jeffrey Kruse, citing a failure to maintain 'appropriate distance' from policy matters. The unprecedented dismissal sends shockwaves through the US military establishment.
Drone Attack Sets Moscow's Red Square Area Ablaze
Exclusive report on the audacious drone strike that set Moscow's skies ablaze, targeting the heart of Russian military power just steps from the Kremlin. Details on the attack, the official response, and its implications for the Ukraine conflict.
Putin critic's UK asylum bid rejected, faces deportation
A prominent Russian anti-Putin activist has had his UK asylum claim rejected, leaving him in legal limbo and facing potential deportation. The Home Office decision raises questions about Britain's stance on Kremlin critics.
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