Streeting: Defence spending boost will drive UK growth
Defence secretary Wes Streeting says increased defence spending will boost UK economic growth, as he emphasises military will be priority under Burnham.
Defence secretary Wes Streeting says increased defence spending will boost UK economic growth, as he emphasises military will be priority under Burnham.
Russia’s aerial bombardment of Ukraine is pushing regional security to the brink, the UK's Senior Military Adviser warned, highlighting a massive missile and drone attack on Kyiv.
A butcher reveals the secret to a rich caramelised crust on steak: let it sweat with salt for 30 minutes, then dry thoroughly before searing.
US bombers have departed UK bases reportedly heading for Iran after Prime Minister Andy Burnham approved American use of British military facilities for strikes.
US bombers have departed UK bases amid rising Middle East tensions, following Prime Minister Andy Burnham's approval of British base use for defensive strikes against Iran.
Andy Burnham's appointment of Wes Streeting as Defence Secretary, instead of more qualified candidates, raises concerns about national security and political deal-making.
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting called Russia's live-fire exercise 40 nautical miles off Plymouth 'performative and irresponsible', warning Moscow of UK resolve.
Wes Streeting said he wants to ensure the military is prepared to fight and win a war in his first public event as Defence Secretary, facing questions on tax rises for defence.
Ukraine's commander in chief Oleksandr Syrskyi is widely expected to lose his job after thousands of protesters demanded his removal, with Zelenskyy's chief of staff hinting the government has listened to the public mood.
Vertical Aerospace says the UK government has expressed interest in a military variant of its eVTOL aircraft, backed by a £10m grant, taking total state funding to £48m.
A Russian frigate fired its main cannon in a live-fire exercise 45 miles south of Plymouth, prompting condemnation from the UK defence secretary.
President Trump considers full-scale war on Iran or a ten-day ceasefire as extra fighter squadrons are deployed to the Middle East.
Russia sent a warning to Andy Burnham as a warship held live-fire drills near Plymouth. The new PM must ditch 'dad dancing' and unveil his defence vision.
A Russian frigate conducted a live-fire exercise 46 miles south of Plymouth while shadowed by Royal Navy vessel HMS Tyne, prompting monitoring and security assurances from the MoD.
A Russian warship conducted a live-fire exercise just 46 miles off the UK coast, escalating tensions amid soaring WW3 fears. The incident marks the latest in a series of Russian threats to Britain.
Senator John Fetterman says Donald Trump should 'do something positive' like resolving the Iran war instead of fixating on the 2020 election loss, calling it 'deeply unhelpful.'
Andy Burnham becomes the seventh PM since 2016, vowing to end rough sleeping, reindustrialise Britain, and devolve power to local communities in his inaugural speech.
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has urged Putin to launch military strikes on NATO nations supplying Ukraine, boasting his fighters are ready with Kalashnikovs and T-90 tanks.
Israel has threatened a 'full-force' response after Iran launched missiles at its territory, raising fears of a wider regional conflict. The Israeli military said it intercepted most projectiles.
Steve Rotheram, Liverpool city region mayor, has a close personal bond with incoming PM Andy Burnham, but denies using their friendship to bypass rules for public funding.
Security expert warns Andy Burnham must make tough defence spending choices on day one to avoid the errors that brought down Sir Keir Starmer, as UK faces threats from Russia, Iran, and China.
Iran launched attacks on US allies in the Middle East, targeting Kuwait, Jordan, and Bahrain. Kuwait reported strikes on civilian infrastructure, including a desalination plant, while Jordan downed missiles. Two US personnel were killed in Jordan.
The US military launched a seventh consecutive night of strikes on Iran, targeting military capabilities, as fighting over the Strait of Hormuz intensifies. Iranian media reported explosions in multiple cities, and the IRGC claimed two oil tankers hit min
UK PM Keir Starmer, on his final visit to Kyiv, declared 'Ukraine will win this war' and announced €300m for Gripen jets. Zelenskyy faces protests over defence minister dismissal.
Tobias Ellwood argues incoming PM Andy Burnham must commit to defence spending and development aid to truly strengthen national security, warning that cuts leave Britain vulnerable.
Keir Starmer, in his final foreign trip as PM, tells The Mirror Ukraine can defeat Russia, calling it the 'defining cause of our time'. He insists UK support will continue under successor Andy Burnham.
The Falkland Islands Government has protested to FIFA after Argentina players displayed a banner claiming the islands belong to Argentina, calling it insensitive to locals traumatized by the 1982 invasion.
Andy Beckett argues that Britain's defence budget, often exempt from austerity, needs scrutiny. He warns that boosting military spending will cut other services and urges Burnham to break the cycle of unquestioning support.
Democrats allege the Trump administration delayed the Gordie Howe bridge opening to protect billionaire donor Matthew Moroun, who owns the nearby Ambassador Bridge. The $4.7bn bridge will open July 27 after a deal.
Zelenskyy backs army chief over defence minister Fedorov, sparking protests in Kyiv and overshadowing Starmer's farewell visit.