Defence

Armed Forces need culture change so whistleblowers no longer feel like 'a grass', ombudsman says 

Only 46 per cent of service complaints are resolved in 24 weeks. MoD policy is for 90 per cent to meet this target

MoD orders judge-led inquiry into investigations of troops, which could block repeated inquiries into allegations 

Investigations in the past will not be reconsidered and no new inquiries into past actions launched as a result of the new review

Army’s 'warfighting' division will be delayed by at least five years, the MoD admits

The full complement of 508 Boxer infantry vehicles will not be in service for another decade

Watch: UK and US F-35 jets take off from HMS Queen Elizabeth together for first time

The exercises took place as the aircraft carrier prepares to set sail on its first deployment in early 2021

Royal Navy diving contract with Chinese-linked firm is 'maritime version of our 5G' 

The Defence Chairman warned the UK was 'falling into China’s trap' with the new contract

New MI6 boss will keep tweeting but says 'Bond and Smiley need not apply' after first day in job

Richard Moore regularly used social media as the UK Ambassador to Turkey

Huawei failed to tackle national security fears raised by GCHQ, new report shows, as spies warn of ‘no confidence’ in the firm

The Chinese technology firm has until 2027 to remove its equipment from Britain's 5G infrastructure

Army to have a 'more persistent presence' in Asia, Chief of the General Staff has said, ahead of government’s Integrated Review

Soldiers no longer need to be in physical prime in age of cyber warfare

The Armed Forces are 'encouraging diversity in the way that traditional recruiting methods don’t'

Major Campbell: The MoD 'wanted an officer' to put on trial for Iraq war crimes

He only discovered he was under investigation after a call from an ex-girlfriend, who had been questioned by civilian investigators

 Ben Wallace describes conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan as 'illegal wars'

Ben Wallace told Labour: 'Much of the mess we are having to come and clean up today is because of your illegal wars'

UK in talks to cut controversial Boeing contract for early-warning radar jets 

Defence sources said Boeing is working on a 'solution' that would be an order for four E-7 Wedgetails instead of three

Iraq veterans 'not above the law' and will be prosecuted for crimes after five years 

Johnny Mercer said that a decision on whether to prosecute will continue to be for the independent prosecutor to make

Lord Chancellor gives green light to bill that will limit prosecution of veterans

A justice source said the UK “can't allow another Phil Shiner situation”

Former British spy and European Commission official investigated for allegedly passing secrets to China

MI5 have issued an 'espionage alert' as a result of spying activity in the European diplomatic hub