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Rheinmetall UK's Telford gun hall begins production, creating 100 skilled jobs and returning large-calibre weapon manufacturing to UK soil for the first time in decades.
International experts gathered in London for the 28th Chemical Weapons Demilitarisation Conference, bringing together policy, scientific and technical expertise to address current and future chemical weapons challenges.
Cross-industry programme set up to safeguard skills has concluded its work
The UK will provide additional defensive military support to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, given escalating Houthi attacks in the region.
Over 60 UK companies joined partners from over 20 nations to showcase military engineering solutions, strengthen collaboration and support UK defence exports.
The Board provides independent support and challenge, helping to ensure the Group is well run and manages its strategy, performance and risks effectively.
Two Defence Technical Excellence Colleges are coming to Scotland after the Scottish Government confirmed it will match fund the UK Government's £10 million,
UK and Germany deepen defence-industrial cooperation at Lancaster House talks, building on the Trinity House Agreement and Kensington Treaty.
The Future of U.S.-UK Defence Cooperation with UK Secretary of Defence Wes Streeting
An unknown soldier of the West Yorkshire Regiment, discovered near the Thiepval Memorial on the Somme, has been given a peaceful burial more than 100 years after his death.
The National Armaments Director and the Chief of the Defence Staff urge faster capability delivery, greater innovation, and improved readiness.
Transcript of the speech given by Defence Secretary, Wes Streeting MP, at the 2026 LGBTQ+ Defence Awards.
Scarborough soldier, Lance Corporal (LCpl) Claude Stanley Dell, has been laid to rest more than a century after his death in World War 1.
MOD and QinetiQ launch Project Safari, a joint programme opening up access to UK test and evaluation facilities for SMEs.
British jobs and skills will be boosted by a £370 million deal as Kuwait buys vital air defence systems from a UK-based business.
The inaugural meeting has been held at the centre, which provides a permanent foothold in Ukraine for UK companies.
The graves of four previously unknown World War 2 Airmen have finally been given names at a ceremony in the Netherlands.
A rededication service for Private (Pte) Sidney Allen was organised by the MOD’s ‘War Detectives’ at CWGC Reichswald Forest War Cemetery, Germany.
The previously un-named grave of a World War 2 soldier has been identified and rededicated in his name in a service 81 years after his death.
Defence Ministers of the Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) and Allies met at Keflavik Air Base, Iceland, today (02 October) to advance the JEF's role as a key pillar of European and Euro-Atlantic security.
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