Express.co.uk • 26th August 2024 British soldier killed in Russian missile strike pictured for first time A former British soldier has been pictured for the first time after being killed in a Russian missile attack on a hotel in Ukraine.
Express.co.uk • 23rd August 2024 I'm an ex-soldier - Labour need to allow Ukraine to take the fight to Putin Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy is completely right in calling for the UK to do more to help in its fight against Russia.
Express.co.uk • 21st August 2024 Russia loses 1,200 men in a single day as Putin faces humiliation in Kursk The Russian Army has lost more than 56,000 soldiers in the last three mo
Express.co.uk • 14th August 2024 I'm an ex-soldier - this will be Ukraine's 5-point plan to pummel Russia Ukraine has launched its biggest counter offensive since Russia first invaded, with kamikaze drone strikes on two major airfields being the latest blow to Putin's forces.
Express.co.uk • 14th August 2024 Keir Starmer risks voter fury over fears Labour could slash Armed Forces budget The Labour Party has been issued a stark warning over claims Sir Keir Starmer could slash millions from the Armed Forces' budget.
Express.co.uk • 8th August 2024 'I'm an ex soldier - 3 things the UK would do if Iran and Israel went to war' The prospect of war between Israel and the Lebanese paramilitary group Hezbollah looks if not inevitable, then highly likely following an escalation in the ongoing conflict in recent weeks.
Express.co.uk • 5th August 2024 I'm an ex-soldier - rioting yobs are using patriotism as a cover for chaos Patriotism is defined as “showing love for your country and being proud of it” but perhaps the definition should be extended to include doing something to improve the country you claim to love.
Express.co.uk • 27th July 2024 I'm an ex-soldier - the British Army must make one change to keep soldiers safe I have caught soldiers in Tesco wearing uniform - not through necessity but through a desire to peacock in a futile attempt to impress strangers.
Express.co.uk • 26th July 2024 Starmer slammed over Labour veterans 'snub' after Johnny Mercer's 'hard work' The founder of a veterans’ employment community has said that care for British veterans is in the best place it has ever been, as Labour face criticism over their decision to relegate the veterans’ office from Cabinet, in what is seen by some as a snub by new PM Sir Keir Starmer
Express.co.uk • 23rd July 2024 Fury as homes of soldiers guarding Royal Family invaded by giant rats British soldiers guarding the Royal Family are living in rat infested accommodation at Windsor Castle. Troops from the Welsh Guards are tasked with standing guard and performing ceremonial duties but when not working, are having to put up with the unwanted rodents, with some being bitten as they sleep.
Express.co.uk • 22nd July 2024 Army boost as soldiers to get new high-tech kit with lasers and drones British soldiers have put high-tech body warn technology through its paces as they seek to modernise their capabilities on the battlefield.
Forces Network • 11th July 2024 For as long as it takes: Starmer to pledge unwavering support for Ukraine in Nato speech Sir Keir Starmer will use his speech at the NATO summit to pledge the UK's commitment to "doing whatever it takes, for as long as it takes".
Forces Network • 10th July 2024 Australian trailblazers become first to complete intense Royal Navy nuclear course Three Royal Australian Navy officers have become the first in their service's history to qualify in the UK as nuclear engineers, following nine months of intensive training delivered by the Royal Navy.
Forces News • 10th July 2024 Sunak appoints former Royal Navy officer as shadow veterans' minister Royal Navy veteran Andrew Bowie has been appointed as the shadow minister for veterans' affairs, despite the Government dropping the post from its newly formed Cabinet.
The Enhance • 4th March 2024 Intercepted top-secret German meeting gives NATO another headache it could do without With its weekly self-inflicted shot in the foot, NATO voluntarily affords Putin the cover to operate with freedom of manoeuvre, allowing him to push further than he otherwise would dare and giving him hope that infighting within NATO offers him a path to victory.
The Sunday Times • 28th January 2024 Are today’s civilians fit enough to go to war? President Putin has visited Europe, generals are talking about national service and, once more, Britain is asking itself if it is ready for war. But set aside the dwindling ammunition stockpiles, the chronic shortage of fighter jets or the two sleeping aircraft carriers in Portsmouth harbour; what about the nation’s people?