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Some £30 million is to go towards creating responsive technology for the battlefield and other extreme scenarios.

Angela Merkel would be behind the idea of a European aircraft carrier in theory.

The US does not want Huawei to be part of internet communications systems.

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced a £1 million injection into future space technology for the development of a new generation of pioneering British deployable satellite antennas.

A key supplier to BAE Systems has thanked the defence tech giant for stepping in when it faced collapse.

QinetiQ has extended essential combat system support to Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carriers in a deal worth an extra £9 million.

Securitas has been shortlisted for an award that praises industry-leading security.

MI6 head Alex Younger made a rare speech this week to highlight how the UK is in a technological arms race with hostile states who are using the tools of the information age to challenge Britain’s national security.

RAF Typhoons have launched for the first time with the Meteor air-to-air missile.

A £400 million funding boost for the Dreadnought programme has been announced by defence secretary Gavin Williamson.

A number of senior appointments concerning the upper echelon of the armed services have been announced.

MI5 and GCHQ were worthy winners at the recent Women in Defence UK Awards 2018.

Security firm G4S enjoyed organic revenue growth of 2.5 per cent in the third quarter of 2018.

Raytheon has provided Ku-band radio frequency radars (KuRFS) for the US Army’s counter-unmanned aerial vehicles in a deal worth $191 million (£149.7 million).

The Eurofighter fleet has racked up more than 500,000 flying hours, cementing its place at the heart of European air defence.

The name of a future world-beating British warship has been revealed as HMS Sheffield.

GCHQ has started its centenary year celebrations by acknowledging the evolving threats facing the UK and promising help keep the nation safe for the forthcoming 100 years.

More than 1,500 companies across the UK have signed up to a new one-hour training scheme that could help prevent terror attacks.

MI5 will lead the fight against right-wing terrorism in the face of increased efforts from white supremacists to incite violent racial conflict on Britain’s streets, according to the Guardian.