MAC Ltd joins the Works with Roke network
MAC Ltd joins the Works with Roke network
As the UK and its allies face a growing threat from Electromagnetic Warfare (EW), Southampton based EW specialist Multiple Access Communications Limited (MAC Ltd) has joined the Roke-led ‘Works with Roke’ network, which aims to accelerate the integration and interoperability of British defence capability.
What it will take to give a sixth-generation RAF the space capabilities it needs
What it will take to give a sixth-generation RAF the space capabilities it needs
Britain is expanding military satellites, sensors, targeting networks and space defence as the RAF prepares for sixth-generation air power.
Aerospace
After two NATS failures, CAA review will scrutinise its own oversight
After two NATS failures, CAA review will scrutinise its own oversight
The independent review will look beyond the software fault that disrupted more than 2,000 flights, taking in a second outage, earlier recommendations and the future of the UK’s air traffic systems.
Defence
What it will take to give a sixth-generation RAF the space capabilities it needs
What it will take to give a sixth-generation RAF the space capabilities it needs
Britain is expanding military satellites, sensors, targeting networks and space defence as the RAF prepares for sixth-generation air power.
Security
Police Scotland completes roll out of body worn video technology
Police Scotland completes roll out of body worn video technology
The national roll out of body worn video (BWV) technology helps Police Scotland to de-escalate incidents, improve public trust in policing and bring wider benefits to the criminal justice system.
Space
Could Moon dust provide propellant for spacecraft?
Could Moon dust provide propellant for spacecraft?
The University of Surrey is leading a research project funded by the European Space Agency (ESA), to evaluate whether metal magnesium can be extracted from Moon dust, to propel future spacecraft.
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What it will take to give a sixth-generation RAF the space capabilities it needs
What it will take to give a sixth-generation RAF the space capabilities it needs
Britain is expanding military satellites, sensors, targeting networks and space defence as the RAF prepares for sixth-generation air power.
Where the MoD’s record £34.1bn UK industry spend is going
Where the MoD’s record £34.1bn UK industry spend is going
The MoD spent a record £34.1bn with UK industry in 2025/26, including £20.9bn on equipment and support. But SMEs’ share of direct spending remained unchanged.
After two NATS failures, CAA review will scrutinise its own oversight
After two NATS failures, CAA review will scrutinise its own oversight
The independent review will look beyond the software fault that disrupted more than 2,000 flights, taking in a second outage, earlier recommendations and the future of the UK’s air traffic systems.
UK breakthrough brings radioactive medicine deliveries by drone a step closer
UK breakthrough brings radioactive medicine deliveries by drone a step closer
In a regulatory milestone that sets a new benchmark for transporting radiopharmaceuticals and other dangerous goods by drone, the UK Government’s Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA) has confirmed that crash protected containers from Viking Drone Packaging (VDP) meet its RPAS (Remotely Piloted Aircraft System) performance requirements.
Vertical Aerospace’s new Valo assembly centre puts UK manufacturing ambitions on the runway
Vertical Aerospace’s new Valo assembly centre puts UK manufacturing ambitions on the runway
At Cotswold Airport, ADS Advance saw how a refurbished wartime hangar will support Vertical’s next phase, with plans for larger factories and more than 2,000 UK jobs beyond it.
What it will take to give a sixth-generation RAF the space capabilities it needs
What it will take to give a sixth-generation RAF the space capabilities it needs
Britain is expanding military satellites, sensors, targeting networks and space defence as the RAF prepares for sixth-generation air power.
Could Moon dust provide propellant for spacecraft?
Could Moon dust provide propellant for spacecraft?
The University of Surrey is leading a research project funded by the European Space Agency (ESA), to evaluate whether metal magnesium can be extracted from Moon dust, to propel future spacecraft.
ClearSpace to advance ESA’s Phoenix GEO life-extension mission
ClearSpace to advance ESA’s Phoenix GEO life-extension mission
The European Space Agency (ESA) has contracted ClearSpace for the new phase of Phoenix’s rendezvous, docking and servicing technologies, towards commercial GEO satellite life-extension services.
MAC Ltd joins the Works with Roke network
MAC Ltd joins the Works with Roke network
As the UK and its allies face a growing threat from Electromagnetic Warfare (EW), Southampton based EW specialist Multiple Access Communications Limited (MAC Ltd) has joined the Roke-led ‘Works with Roke’ network, which aims to accelerate the integration and interoperability of British defence capability.
What it will take to give a sixth-generation RAF the space capabilities it needs
What it will take to give a sixth-generation RAF the space capabilities it needs
Britain is expanding military satellites, sensors, targeting networks and space defence as the RAF prepares for sixth-generation air power.
50,000 defence opportunities to be created for young people in the UK by 2035
50,000 defence opportunities to be created for young people in the UK by 2035
The initiative is aimed at 18 to 24-year-olds and will provide greater access to work experience, apprenticeships and other routes into employment.
What it will take to give a sixth-generation RAF the space capabilities it needs
What it will take to give a sixth-generation RAF the space capabilities it needs
Britain is expanding military satellites, sensors, targeting networks and space defence as the RAF prepares for sixth-generation air power.
UK breakthrough brings radioactive medicine deliveries by drone a step closer
UK breakthrough brings radioactive medicine deliveries by drone a step closer
In a regulatory milestone that sets a new benchmark for transporting radiopharmaceuticals and other dangerous goods by drone, the UK Government’s Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA) has confirmed that crash protected containers from Viking Drone Packaging (VDP) meet its RPAS (Remotely Piloted Aircraft System) performance requirements.
Coracle launches digital learning scheme for former prisoners
Coracle launches digital learning scheme for former prisoners
Cambridge-based Coracle has introduced a new digital learning scheme for former prisoners, allowing them to access laptops and educational tools in dedicated facilities monitored by CCTV.
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