XRPatriot (@matttttt187) February 22, 2024 That said, things aren't too good for the British Navy with regard to the Trident. Recently, the submarines suffered two recent missile test failures. In ...

Against this backdrop, EU leaders are meeting today in Brussels to discuss European rearmament plans, joint defence and continued support for Kyiv ... which was to replace the French Rafale and the ...

The decision marks a major blow to British defence firms, including BAE Systems and Babcock, which had been lobbying to access the fund. The Safe initiative, worth roughly £125billion ...

“Investing in the British defence industry, underpinned by companies like BAE Systems, is at the heart of my government’s commitment to national and economic security as part of our Plan for Chang ...

And yet not only did Caudery miss out on a medal, she did not even qualify for the final after failing with all three of her attempts at her opening height of 4.55 metres, way down on her British ...

“We should be backing British industry, innovation, and defence – especially in an era of rising global threats. “If Labour thinks ESG rules should exclude defence while demanding the ...

On Wednesday, the European Commission published a White Paper on defence and rearmament. One of the most eye-catching proposals was ... and has acted to protect its interests and theirs. But British ...

General Sir Richard Barrons, former commander of the Joint Forces Command, has issued a stark warning about the future of UK defence. He expressed his concerns during a conversation with Times ...

For an industry that measures contracts in decades, and a ministry with a reputation for bureaucracy, overspending and delays, the prospect of a rapid increase in defence spending presents a ...

Domanski said "new tools" for defence spending figured in his talks with British Finance Minister Rachel Reeves in London on Wednesday, but stopped short of saying if they discussed Ukraine.

The GCC provides a key market for British defence procurement. The economic significance is equally important, with GCC countries collectively spending approximately $120bn on defence in 2024.

These boats will protect our people and Allies from the most extreme threats to our national security and way of life for future generations. “Investing in the British defence industry, underpinned by ...