The United Kingdom is open in principle to expanding the GCAP jet project to additional nations, Defence Secretary John Healey told the UK Defence Journal, as Poland signals interest in joining the effort.

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A Russian Su-30 fighter jet crossed into Estonian airspace near Vaindloo Island say Estonian authorities.

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Flight tracking data shows B-1 operations from the UK avoiding mainland Europe on their way to strike Iran.

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Boeing was described as a troubled partner during evidence on delays to the UK Wedgetail airborne early warning programme.

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Report by NAO flags weak data, housing shortages and management gaps as risks to completing £5.7bn programme.

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British F-35s and Typhoons conduct defensive patrols across the Middle East as RAF activity in region reaches highest level in 15 years.

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UK Defence Secretary points to interceptor drones as UK weighs plans on protecting vital shipping routes.

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Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat MPs align on urgency of defence reform, as ministers face questions over timing of key plans and legislation.

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The Ministry of Defence says the UK share of work on a new low-cost NATO air defence weapon will depend on the industrial solution selected.

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Britain and Germany are progressing plans to develop a family of long-range stealth cruise and hypersonic missiles capable of striking targets more than 2,000 kilometres away.

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