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.
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.
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.
One year and two days after commissioning, the HMS Agamemnon attack submarine has finally set sail and is soon start her extensive sea trails before reaching operational capability.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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.
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.
After reporting in 2025 that its military satellites are being jammed by Russia, the UK has revealed its jamming unnamed adversary satellites as the space domain heats up.
One year and two days after commissioning, the HMS Agamemnon attack submarine has finally set sail and is soon start her extensive sea trails before reaching operational capability.
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.
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.
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.
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.
