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The former Royal Marine sergeant jailed for killing a wounded Taliban fighter in 2011 has been released from prison after three-and-a-half years behind bars.
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G4S will soon be able to sell groundbreaking people screening technology across Europe.
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BAE Systems will play a part in developing next-generation technologies for the US Army’s space, high-altitude and missile defense after being included in a eight-year $3 billion contract.
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Three new missile contracts, worth a combined £539 million, have been announced for state-of-the-art Meteor, Common Anti-air Modular Missile (CAMM) and Sea Viper missile systems.
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Armed police officers can now shoot terrorists at the wheel of vehicles being used as weapons, the national lead for armed policing has said.
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The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has invited businesses to apply for a share of up to £3 million to develop new autonomous systems that supply the military front line.
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IR35 in The Public Sector – The New World
19/04/2017
Now we have both the final* tax and NIC legislation regarding IR35 in the public sector I can now start to see what the new regime will look like from a practical point of view.
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IR35 in the Public Sector – Misconceptions
19/04/2017
The recent legislation changes to IR35 in the Public Sector have the potential to affect a wide range of contractors. The new rules place the responsibility for determining whether or not IR35 applies to a worker on the Public Sector client they are working for.
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MI6 has launched its first cinema advert in a bid to give the public a better understanding of the skills required to be an MI6 intelligence officer.
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Older veterans are set to benefit from better support and new services after the Aged Veterans Fund was awarded £22.7 million of LIBOR funding.
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The Royal Marines will be restructured in a bid to balance skills more effectively across a growing Royal Navy.
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A £330 million contract to design the next generation of battlefield communications has been approved.
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The Iraq Historic Allegations Team (IHAT) - a unit set up by the government in 2010 to investigate allegations of abuse and torture by British soldiers in Iraq - will officially close on June 30th.
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The security operation for June’s UEFA Champions League final in Cardiff has been boosted by a £1.4 million contribution from the UK government.
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The Ministry of Defence’s (MOD) new state-of-the-art logistics centre in Shropshire has been officially opened by defence procurement minister Harriet Baldwin.
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Around £90 million will be invested into supporting the UK’s new F-35 Lightning II aircraft.
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Defence secretary Sir Michael Fallon met with his US counterpart Jim Mattis during his first visit to the UK as US secretary of defense.
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Britain and France will work together to develop future long range missiles after signing a new agreement.
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Britain’s armed forces personnel will continue to receive mail from their loved ones after a new contract with Neopost was secured.
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New government plans could see business leaders, army veterans and senior civil servants become chief constables in an effort to let outsiders lead police forces.