Kallas: Europe must lead Ukraine arms support
Estonian PM Kaja Kallas asserts Europe must lead military support for Ukraine, dismissing reliance on US under potential Trump presidency.
Category : Defence
Healey praises Daily Mail for Afghan airlifts coverage
John Healey, the Defence Secretary, has commended the Daily Mail for its ethical reporting during the critical Afghan evacuation operations, highlighting the importance of responsible journalism.
Israel conducts airstrikes in Syria amid rising tensions
Israeli forces have carried out targeted airstrikes in Syria, raising fears of a broader conflict in the region. Read the latest updates on this developing story.
UK firms woo buyers for next-gen fighter jets
British defence companies are capitalising on rising international interest in advanced fighter jets, with competitive pricing and cutting-edge technology driving sales.
US diverts ICE funds to arm foreign militaries
Exclusive investigation reveals how US taxpayer money, originally allocated for immigration enforcement, is being used to finance military operations abroad.
Shapps pressed to keep Afghan superinjunction secret
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps faces pressure to maintain a controversial superinjunction blocking details of UK military operations in Afghanistan. Critics question transparency.
Mercer accuses Jenrick of undermining Afghan resettlement
Tory MP Johnny Mercer has publicly criticised former immigration minister Robert Jenrick, claiming his actions hindered the UK's Afghan resettlement scheme. Defence Secretary Ben Wallace also weighed in on the controversy.
MoD data breach exposes Afghan soldiers
A major security lapse by the UK Ministry of Defence has compromised the personal data of Afghan interpreters and soldiers who supported British troops, putting lives at risk.
Harry follows Diana's path in Angolan minefield
The Duke of Sussex retraced his late mother's iconic journey through a once war-torn region, advocating for landmine clearance and humanitarian efforts.
Israel strikes Syria defence ministry in third day of attacks
Israeli forces have intensified their military campaign against Syria, striking the country's defence ministry in Damascus. This marks the third consecutive day of attacks, raising fears of further regional escalation.
British spy arrested in undercover sting operation
A dramatic undercover operation led to the arrest of a suspected British spy after officers posed as Russian agents. The sting, captured on video, reveals tense moments as the individual is apprehended.
Starmer: Tories undermining Afghan veterans' justice
Labour leader Keir Starmer has slammed Conservative ministers for allegedly obstructing justice for Afghan veterans, as tensions rise over the delayed inquiry into alleged war crimes.
UK Warns of Taliban's Rising Influence in Afghanistan
Ben Wallace expresses concerns over the Taliban's increasing control in Afghanistan, highlighting potential threats to global security.
Starmer: Serious questions over Afghan data breach
Labour leader Keir Starmer raises serious concerns over a major data breach exposing Afghan nationals who worked with UK forces, calling for accountability.
RAF to resume combat missions in Middle East
The Royal Air Force is set to recommence combat operations in Iraq and Syria following a directive from Defence Secretary John Healey, marking a pivotal change in UK defence strategy.
Wallace criticised over Afghan evacuation failures
Labour's John Healey accuses Defence Secretary Ben Wallace of failing to protect vulnerable Afghans during the chaotic evacuation, as new evidence emerges.
UK leaks Afghan resettlement data in security blunder
Sensitive details of Afghan nationals eligible for UK relocation leaked in a serious data breach, raising security concerns.
Queen Camilla named Royal Navy’s first Lady Sponsor
Queen Camilla has been appointed as the first Lady Sponsor of HMS Queen Anne, marking a historic moment for the Royal Navy. The ceremony took place at HMS Excellent in Portsmouth.
Taliban: UK evacuation left 25,000 Afghans exposed
The Taliban claim the UK's Afghan evacuation mission was futile, revealing a list of 25,000 names of those who assisted Western forces—raising fears of reprisals.
Women held in terror probe linked to defence firm
Two women have been detained by counter-terror police on suspicion of offences connected to a British defence manufacturing firm. Read the latest updates on this developing story.
Ben Wallace defends Afghan airlift injunction after data leak
Former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace insists he has no regrets over a legal injunction that blocked media reporting on the airlift of 18,500 Afghans to Britain, despite a major data leak blunder.
Forgotten British pilots' daring Atlantic survival story
The incredible true story of two British pilots who survived a perilous 1,900-mile journey across the Atlantic with a broken radio and a burst exhaust.
Trump Slashes California National Guard Funds
The Trump administration has significantly reduced funding for the California National Guard, raising concerns over state security and emergency response capabilities.
Trump slams Pentagon over China military drills
Former President Donald Trump has criticised the Pentagon for its response to China's military exercises, calling US leaders 'stupid' and vowing to take a tougher stance if re-elected.
Murray slams UK gov over Faslane nuclear base funding
Scottish Secretary Ian Murray accuses the UK government of neglecting Faslane's nuclear base, calling for urgent investment to secure jobs and national defence.
Wallace: Govt ignored Afghan evacuation warnings
Ex-defence minister Ben Wallace accuses the Conservative government of ignoring warnings about the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, leading to preventable tragedies.
Afghan allies face deportation under Rwanda bill
Former Royal Marine Chris Hughes demands justice for Afghan allies facing deportation under the UK's new Rwanda bill, urging the government to honour its promises.
MoD data breach exposes armed forces details
A significant data breach at the UK Ministry of Defence has compromised the personal information of armed forces personnel, raising serious security concerns.
UK Govt Scrutinised Over Afghan Data Breach
A major data breach involving Afghan nationals has put the UK government under fire, raising concerns over national security and legal secrecy.
MoD leak exposes Afghan allies to Taliban threat
A shocking MoD data leak has compromised the safety of Afghan allies, with a superinjunction adding to the scandal. Read the full investigation.
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