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Defence Secretary John Healey and Defence Minister Yaşar Güler have signed a Memorandum of Understanding at the International Defence Industry Fair in Istanbul. Building on years of defence cooperation, they agreed that a future Typhoon exports deal would strengthen Türkiye’s advanced combat capabilities and help sustain the 20,000 UK jobs ...


Defence industry suppliers across the UK are being urged to prepare for a significant wave of procurement opportunities, following the UK Government’s announcement of a £250M initial investment to future-proof His Majesty’s Naval Base Clyde (HMNB Clyde)—home to the Royal Navy’s Submarine Service and the UK’s nuclear deterrent. This funding is ...


Spaceport Cornwall has been selected to join the UK Ministry of Defence’s transformational Hypersonic Technologies and Capability Development Framework (HTCDF), positioning the Cornwall-based facility as a key contributor to Britain’s sovereign hypersonic technology capability development. The seven-year, £1Bn framework brings together ninety organisations from across industry and academia to rapidly ...


Britain and France are to order more highly lethal Storm Shadow cruise missiles, while stepping up work on its replacement as part of a new refreshed agreement. The new agreement will see the UK and France commit to launch the next phase of their joint project for both deep strike and ...


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