A new cohort of eight technology companies has been selected to join the UK Accelerator for the 2026 NATO Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) programme. The companies, which specialise in developing solutions for Contested Electromagnetic Environments, were chosen following a highly competitive process that saw a record ...
Across defence, conversations about readiness and modernisation usually focus on digital transformation, next generation systems and the fast pace of technological change. Yet, behind every successful deployment sits something far more practical: the way critical equipment is protected, transported, and stored. Protective systems rarely make headlines, but they have a direct ...
The United Kingdom has joined the Agreement on Defence Export Controls, formalising a pact with European allies France, Germany, and Spain. This strategic move is designed to simplify the process of exporting defence-related goods and services between the signatory nations, directly impacting UK businesses operating within the sector. The agreement ...
Babcock International Group has announced two significant developments at its Rosyth facility, reinforcing the site’s strategic importance to both UK and international naval programmes. The milestones include the formal keel laying for HMS Formidable, the third Type 31 frigate for the Royal Navy, and the confirmation of a new contract ...
June 17, 2026
Homeland - New Cyber Talent Pipeline Backed by £80m MoD-DfE Investment
The University of Winchester has secured £364,000 over five years to expand its BSc Cyber Security programme, as part of
June 17, 2026
Homeland - Healey Resignation Signals Spending Crisis at Heart of UK Defence - What It Means for Industry
The resignation of Defence Secretary John Healey has laid bare a serious fault line in the government’s approach to defence
