Starmer hails ‘breakthrough’ on security guarantees after crunch White House Ukraine talks
Sir Keir Starmer said ‘real progress’ was made during the crunch talks on Monday
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How the wheels came off for Britain’s bus-driving Pablo Escobar
Colombian immigrant Jesus Ruiz-Henao, who built a £1billion drugs empire in the UK while covering his tracks as a bus driver, gives his first TV interview
Beware ‘drone-tastic’ thinking: UK armed forces chief says ‘traditional’ capabilities still matter
Adm. Tony Radakin also warned, however, that whoever gets to “artificial super intelligence” first will dominate on the battlefield.
Rolls-Royce Is Considering Establishing An MRO Facility For AE2100 Engine Used By The IAF
Rolls-Royce is considering establishing a Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) capability in India for the AE2100 engine, which is operated by the Indian Air Force.This initiative is closely aligned with the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) that recently came into effect and aims to accelerate Rolls-Royce’s aerospace and defence engagement with India.The company,
Starmer and Zelensky united on ‘strong resolve’ to secure just peace in Ukraine ahead of Trump-Putin talks
Donald Trump says he will push for a ceasefire when he meets Vladimir Putin in Alaska
Chris Philp pelted with bottles and has knife pulled on him during trip to French migrant camp
The Conservative MP visited the camp near Dunkirk to speak to asylum seekers waiting to cross the English Channel
British soldiers at controversial base continue to use sex workers despite ban
Some British Army soldiers continued to use sex workers at a base in Kenya despite the ban coming into force in 2022.
US hitwoman who flew to UK found guilty of niqab disguise murder plot
Aimee Betro became embroiled in a plot to kill a man, but the handgun jammed
Putin cannot be trusted ‘as far as you could throw him’, Starmer warns
Labour prime minister has warned Ukraine must be involved in any peace deal with Russia ahead of Trump summit in Alaska
Industry giving little away regarding interest in UK loyal wingman effort
The British military appears to be in the market for “disposable” one-way drones that can carry electronic warfare (EW) and kinetic payloads, “signature managed” aircraft that could offer “reduced detectability” against integrated air defense systems a…