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A new cross-government Armed Forces Covenant and Veterans Board will meet for the first time on October 26th.

BAE Systems is appealing to Australia’s university students to consider a future career in the defence industry.

A new initiative to improve the mental health of current and former Armed Forces personnel has been launched jointly by the Ministry of Defence (MOD) and the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry.

BAE Systems is set to cut almost 2,000 jobs from its UK workforce.

September saw the Locky ransomware return on a massive scale, according to Check Point Software’s monthly malware report.

October 2017 marks ten years since the opening of MI5’s headquarters in Palace Barracks, just outside Belfast in Northern Ireland.

Underwater vessels that can pilot themselves will come to dominate maritime activity over the next ten years, according to a report from QinetiQ on the future of autonomous maritime systems.

The crew of Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) Mounts Bay has been praised for its role in saving three people during a search and rescue operation in the Caribbean.

Facebook has accepted Theresa May’s claims that technology companies could do more to fight online extremism.

A new biography about the first head of GCHQ has been published.

Concerns over possible further homegrown terrorists have surfaced after it emerged that online jihadist propaganda attracts more clicks in the UK than in any other European country.

UK chief of defence staff (CDS) air chief marshal Sir Stuart Peach has been elected as the new NATO chairman of the military committee, after a lengthy election campaign.

A contract worth up to £55 million for innovative bomb disposal robots has been approved by the Ministry of Defence.

A new concept hinting at what the Army’s combat uniform could look like in the coming years has gone on display at the Defence and Security Equipment International 2017 event.

The UK has stepped up its campaign to defeat Daesh in Iraq by sending extra troops to Anbar Province.

Hundreds of thousands of pacemakers have been recalled following fears that they could be hacked.

Prince George’s school, which he will start at this week, has been described as vulnerable to terrorists, after security failings were highlighted when a local resident filmed herself wandering the halls without being challenged.

At least nine members of staff from G4S and a Home Office employee have been suspended after claims of abuse and assault against detainees at a G4S-operated immigration centre surfaced following an investigation by BBC Panorama.

The Royal Air Force Red Arrows will tour the Middle East during September, the Ministry of Defence has announced.