The continued rise of drones in conflict The use of unmanned aerial systems (UAS), commonly referred to as drones, has surged in recent years, redefining modern warfare. The conflict in Ukraine has underscored their significance, with thousands of drones deployed daily for reconnaissance, targeting, and direct attacks. What was once a ...
In the high-stakes arena of modern defence, where every component plays a critical role in mission success, industrial switches have emerged as unsung heroes. These seemingly unassuming devices form the backbone of countless defence applications, from controlling communication systems in military vehicles to enabling secure data transfer on naval vessels. ...
The UK’s next-generation military communications satellite, SKYNET 6A, has successfully completed its initial testing phase at the government-funded National Satellite Test Facility (NSTF) in Harwell, Oxfordshire. This marks a major milestone for the Ministry of Defence’s (MOD) satellite communications programme, which is set to enhance the UK’s secure military connectivity ...
The UK’s space sector has achieved a record-breaking £844M in contracts from the European Space Agency (ESA), outpacing government contributions by £80M in the last quarter of 2024 – the highest return for any ESA member state. This milestone underscores Britain’s growing global influence in space technology and its ability ...
June 10, 2026
Homeland - Universities & Colleges Awarded Investment Boost to Strengthen Future Defence Sector
Twenty-four Universities across England have been awarded a share of £80 million – to offer up to 2,500 student places,
June 10, 2026
Homeland - Defence Spending Set to Favour British Business
Ministers look set to use national security exemptions to direct billions in new defence spending towards British companies – a
