UK to Lead European Coalition for Long-Range Missiles
Britain will spearhead a European coalition to develop long-range missiles, reducing reliance on US weaponry, as NATO allies agree to a 5% GDP defence spending target amid tensions with Russia.
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UK Leads NATO Break from Trump with New Deep Strike Coalition
Britain spearheads the 'Deep Precision Strike Coalition' at NATO summit, aiming to develop long-range missiles and reduce reliance on US weapons amid Trump pressure.
King Charles's Security for US Visit Reviewed After Washington Shooting
King Charles's US state visit security reviewed after a shooting at a Trump dinner; palace confirms visit proceeds with adjustments.
US Cities at Risk in Nuclear Conflict Amid Iran Strikes
US and Israel launch new attacks on Iran, raising fears of nuclear conflict that could put American cities at risk amid escalating retaliation.
Starmer to Update on Middle East Conflict as Defence Secretary Visits Cyprus
Starmer to update on Middle East war as Defence Secretary visits Cyprus to address drone attack concerns.
King Charles Says 'The Force Is With Us' at Bermuda Space Observatory
King Charles launches UK Space Agency's Project Nova in Bermuda, declaring 'the force is with us' at the new space debris observatory.
Trump Urges UK to Send Warships to Strait of Hormuz
Trump urges UK and allies to send warships to Strait of Hormuz amid Iran conflict, warning of threats to oil shipping route.
Trump Says Iran War ‘Very Complete’ as Conflict Escalates
Trump claims Iran war is 'very complete' but not yet won, as conflict escalates and oil prices surge amid regional instability.
UK Armed Forces Chief Rejects Claims of Unpreparedness for Iran Conflict
UK's top military chief rejects claims of unpreparedness for Iran conflict, calls period 'most dangerous' in decades, and defends response to drone strike on Cyprus base.
UK Urged To Issue Nuclear Survival Guide As Russia Threatens Strikes
Russia threatens UK military facilities and orders tactical nuclear drills after Cameron's comments on Ukraine using British weapons against Russia.
Badenoch: Burnham Has No Defence Plan, Putin Unworried
Kemi Badenoch accuses Andy Burnham of having no plan to defend Britain, warning Putin won't be worried. She criticises Labour's defence plan ahead of NATO summit.
EU urged to let UK access €150bn defence fund for rearmament
Former Swedish minister Tobias Billström says EU must tear down walls blocking UK from €150bn Security Action for Europe programme to boost collective defence against Russia.
Nato Article 4 Could Be Triggered After Russian Drone Hits Romanian Block of Flats
A Russian drone struck a block of flats in Romania, prompting calls for Nato Article 4 to be triggered.
Heathrow Expansion Threatens Longford Village
Longford village faces destruction from Heathrow's third runway plans, leaving residents trapped by uncertainty and noise.
US aircraft monitor tanker off Ireland that tried to evade Venezuela blockade
US monitors oil tanker off Ireland that evaded Venezuela blockade, changed name and flag to avoid seizure.
Trump confirms killing of Islamic State deputy by US and Nigerian forces
Trump says US and Nigerian forces killed Islamic State deputy Abu-Bilal al-Minuki in a complex mission, thanking Nigeria for partnership.
MoD Data Breach Exposes Afghan Interpreters' Details
MoD data breach exposes email addresses of over 250 Afghan interpreters, putting their lives at risk; investigation launched.
Kentucky Soldier Becomes Seventh US Casualty in Iran War After Saudi Attack
Sgt Benjamin Pennington, 26, from Kentucky, becomes seventh US service member killed in Iran war after attack in Saudi Arabia.
Australia Deploys Surveillance Aircraft and Missiles to UAE Amid Iran Tensions
Australia sends E-7 Wedgetail aircraft, missiles, and 85 personnel to UAE for defensive purposes amid Iran tensions, sparking political debate.
UK Defence Spending Plans Need Greater Scrutiny
MPs have warned that Britain's defence spending plans lack adequate scrutiny, risking inefficiency and undermining public confidence in military commitments.
HMS Dragon Deploys to Eastern Mediterranean to Bolster Cyprus Defence
HMS Dragon arrives in eastern Mediterranean to bolster Cyprus defence after Iranian drone strike on RAF Akrotiri.
Starmer Deploys Typhoons To Shield Brits From Iran Attacks
PM Starmer says RAF jets are flying defensive missions to protect allies after US-Israeli strikes on Iran, as UK urges de-escalation.
HMS Dragon Sails to Cyprus: Advanced Royal Navy Warship Details
HMS Dragon departs for Cyprus to defend against Iranian threats after rapid six-day preparation.
UK Defence Secretary Flies to Cyprus to Ease Drone Strike Tensions
UK defence secretary John Healey visits Cyprus to calm tensions after a drone strike on RAF Akrotiri, prompting anger from Cypriot officials.
Putin Warns West Could Trigger Nuclear War
Putin warns West could trigger nuclear war if Ukraine allowed to use long-range missiles, escalating nuclear rhetoric and revising doctrine.
China missile test sparks WW3 fears after Australia pact
China launched a ballistic missile test in the South Pacific on the same day Australia signed a defence deal with Fiji, sparking WW3 fears and condemnation from Australia, New Zealand, and Japan.
Jarvis Urges Burnham to Raise UK Defence Spending to 3.5% GDP
Dan Jarvis urges Andy Burnham to increase defence spending to 3.5% of GDP by 2035, requiring £25bn more annually, as Nato summit looms.
Australia and Fiji Sign Surprise Defence Alliance
Australia and Fiji signed the Ocean of Peace Alliance, a formal treaty alliance elevating bilateral ties, as part of Australia's strategy to limit China's influence in the Pacific region.
Ukraine Targets Seven NATO Drone Deals by Year-End
Ukraine aims to sign major defence deals with at least seven NATO countries by year-end, leveraging its drone expertise to become a security provider, not just a recipient.
China Missile Test in Pacific Condemned by Australia
China conducted a long-range missile test in the Pacific, landing a dummy warhead in designated waters. Australia condemned the test as destabilising, citing lack of transparency.
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