UK Armed Forces dig in with new construction equipment
UK Armed Forces dig in with new construction equipment
A £26 million investment in new construction and earth moving equipment is set to modernise the UK Armed Forces’ operational fleet for building new roads and bases.
Police officers risk accidental AI misconduct, watchdog warns
Police officers risk accidental AI misconduct, watchdog warns
The Independent Office for Police Conduct has warned that officers and staff risk misconduct investigations for inappropriate AI use.
British Army seeks new power technologies for drone-heavy battlefield
British Army seeks new power technologies for drone-heavy battlefield
The British Army is seeking to replace its legacy fuel-powered generators with silent electrical generation technologies and storage.
Aerospace
Major drone incident could shut UK airport within five years, expert warns
Major drone incident could shut UK airport within five years, expert warns
A major drone incident is “almost certain” to close a UK airport for a prolonged period within the next five years, according to a senior counter-UAS industry expert.
Defence
British Army seeks new power technologies for drone-heavy battlefield
British Army seeks new power technologies for drone-heavy battlefield
The British Army is seeking to replace its legacy fuel-powered generators with silent electrical generation technologies and storage.
Security
Warwickshire Police turns to AI to review the quality of investigations
Warwickshire Police turns to AI to review the quality of investigations
An eight-agent system checks investigation records against policing standards, with officers retaining responsibility for decisions.
Space
Cornwall Space Cluster launches £15k legal support programme for space SMEs
Cornwall Space Cluster launches £15k legal support programme for space SMEs
Cornwall Space Cluster has partnered with Stephens Scown to offer specialist legal advice to space businesses, helping them protect intellectual property, prepare for investment and support future growth.
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UK could spend £5bn on drones that cannot survive the battlefield, MyDefence warns
UK could spend £5bn on drones that cannot survive the battlefield, MyDefence warns
Britain risks investing billions in uncrewed systems that may struggle to operate in a drone-saturated battlefield unless survivability is designed in from the outset, MyDefence has warned.
UK drone companies ‘starved of oxygen’ after successful trials, warns Evolve Dynamics
UK drone companies ‘starved of oxygen’ after successful trials, warns Evolve Dynamics
British drone companies risk proving their technology only to find the orders needed to scale never arrive, Evolve Dynamics CEO Tom Redman has warned.
Major drone incident could shut UK airport within five years, expert warns
Major drone incident could shut UK airport within five years, expert warns
A major drone incident is “almost certain” to close a UK airport for a prolonged period within the next five years, according to a senior counter-UAS industry expert.
Royal Navy deploys Merlin HM2 helicopters to protect UK nuclear deterrent
Royal Navy deploys Merlin HM2 helicopters to protect UK nuclear deterrent
The Royal Navy has deployed four Merlin HM2s to Scotland to rehearse nuclear deterrent protection and demonstrate the helicopter’s advanced ASW capabilities.
Airport chiefs urge government to tackle business rates
Airport chiefs urge government to tackle business rates
AirportsUK chair Baroness Ruby McGregor-Smith has warned rising costs risk holding back future investment.
Viasat orders ALL.SPACE Hydra MAX Terminals for Ka-band networks
Viasat orders ALL.SPACE Hydra MAX Terminals for Ka-band networks
Viasat has placed an order for multiple ALL.SPACE Hydra MAX terminals approved to operate on Viasat’s global NextGen Ka-band network, providing resilient SATCOM connectivity for defence and government users.
Cornwall Space Cluster launches £15k legal support programme for space SMEs
Cornwall Space Cluster launches £15k legal support programme for space SMEs
Cornwall Space Cluster has partnered with Stephens Scown to offer specialist legal advice to space businesses, helping them protect intellectual property, prepare for investment and support future growth.
ClearSpace selected to deliver UK’s first active debris removal mission
ClearSpace selected to deliver UK’s first active debris removal mission
The UK-led programme will remove two defunct satellites while creating specialist jobs, supporting supply chains and building capability in the growing in-orbit services sector.
UK Armed Forces dig in with new construction equipment
UK Armed Forces dig in with new construction equipment
A £26 million investment in new construction and earth moving equipment is set to modernise the UK Armed Forces’ operational fleet for building new roads and bases.
British Army seeks new power technologies for drone-heavy battlefield
British Army seeks new power technologies for drone-heavy battlefield
The British Army is seeking to replace its legacy fuel-powered generators with silent electrical generation technologies and storage.
Princess Royal opens British Army military dog facilities
Princess Royal opens British Army military dog facilities
A new British Army facility for military working dogs – part of a wider £77 million investment in Kendrew Barracks – has been opened by HRH The Princess Royal.
Police officers risk accidental AI misconduct, watchdog warns
Police officers risk accidental AI misconduct, watchdog warns
The Independent Office for Police Conduct has warned that officers and staff risk misconduct investigations for inappropriate AI use.
NAD and CDS want accelerated capability as DSEI UK 27 launched
NAD and CDS want accelerated capability as DSEI UK 27 launched
As the National Armaments Director (NAD) and the Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS) launched DSEI UK 2027 yesterday, they said faster capability delivery, greater innovation and improved readiness are required to ensure the UK and its allies are suitably prepared for any future conflict.
Warwickshire Police turns to AI to review the quality of investigations
Warwickshire Police turns to AI to review the quality of investigations
An eight-agent system checks investigation records against policing standards, with officers retaining responsibility for decisions.
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