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The UK government has announced the introduction of new short courses designed to upskill the existing workforce within the defence sector, a move that directly confronts a significant and costly skills deficit in data proficiency. The initiative is a direct response to growing evidence that ineffective data practices are impeding ...


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 ...


Whole Force concept and rethinking trust between Defence and Industry

Small business boost

Homeland December 11, 2025

The Ministry of Defence has highlighted a £35 million investment in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) since July 2024, managed through its Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA). The announcement, coinciding with Small Business Saturday, showcases how targeted funding is enabling innovative technologies to transition from concept to frontline military capability. ...


As official media partner of DPRTE 2026, Defence Online is delighted to announce a major addition to the event’s keynote programme. John Godfrey, Managing Director for Public Affairs, Policy and Research at TheCityUK, will join the critical “Financing the Future of Defence” session at DPRTE 2026. With four decades of experience spanning ...


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