Labour government support for Kyiv would be unwavering, Starmer tells Zelensky
It comes after Mr Zelensky visited the UK and other European capitals to appeal for the West to give fighter jets to Ukraine.
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Tri-Service 'Peacetime' defence budget not fit for new era of insecurity, Tobias Ellwood warns
The Tory MP warned that stockpiles of ammunition were running low, the Army had too few tanks and the Royal Navy was short of ships.
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Tri-Service RAF to fly casualties around Turkey as UK increases support after earthquake
The aid comes after more than 21,000 were killed in an earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria.
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Ukraine UK to train Ukrainian marines and fighter jet pilots as Zelensky visits
President Zelensky has only made one other trip out of Ukraine until now when he went to the United States stopping over in Poland on the ...
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Politics Rearm Britain, reinforce Ukraine and halt all military cuts, Labour's shadow defence secretary says
Labour's John Healey will call on Conservative ministers to rethink their approach to procurement and cuts to the British Army.
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Technology Modern warfare accelerating away from MOD due to tech upgrade delays, MPs say
In the PAC's Defence Digital Strategy report, MPs said 'significant cultural change' was needed at the MOD.
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China USA and Philippines sign defence deal to increase US military presence in the country
The United States will have access to four more bases in the Philippines, increasing to nine in total.
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RAF RAF recruitment drive boss 'resigned over 160 cases of positive discrimination'
Air Chief Marshal Sir Mike Wigston said he regrets the resignation of group captain over a recruitment drive.
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Politics Former Royal Navy chief urges more defence spending to counter maritime threat
"There is an absolute need to invest now," Lord West says.
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News Military drafted in to cover biggest strike in a decade as half a million workers walk out
The military is covering for Border Force, 'providing a good level of service' and Heathrow Airport is operating as normal.
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Ukraine Russian forces launch 'most intense shelling' since start of Ukraine war
The MOD's latest intelligence update said Russian forces are carrying out heavy shelling in southern Ukraine.
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NATO Nato chief Jens Stoltenberg seeks 'more friends' as Russia and China move closer
Mr Stoltenberg wants more "friends" for Nato in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Navy Royal Navy makes way for Home Office to resume policing small boat Channel crossings
A change in operational control follows the announcement that a new Small Boats Operational Command (SBOC) would be created.
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Politics Army 'monitoring of UK citizens' social media posts' to be investigated, Ben Wallace says
The Army's 77th Brigade is to be investigated, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has said.
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News British Army is in a 'dire state' and we should be 'very concerned', Tobias Ellwood says
Speaking with Sky News, defence committee chair Mr Ellwood said that we should be 'very concerned'.
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Politics US general 'warns British Army no longer among world's top-level fighting forces'
A US general has reportedly criticised the state of the British Army and said it is no longer considered a top-tier fighting force.