
Reforming Britain’s armed forces: Part 4
HAVING OUTLINED in Part 3 of this series what I see as the major issues that Reform UK should address
Analysis of defence policy, the armed forces and the United Kingdom’s security.

HAVING OUTLINED in Part 3 of this series what I see as the major issues that Reform UK should address

IN THE FIRST two parts of this series of articles I laid out the broad parameters within which the UK’s

IN THE FIRST PART of this series of articles I examined the broad parameters within which the UK’s defence policies

THE UNITED KINGDOM is the biggest loser in the Israeli/American attack on Iran, entirely due to our Prime Minister, Sir

JOHN SWINNEY’S LATEST EPISODE, the brief flirtation with banning US military flights from Prestwick Airport, followed by a swift retreat

IF THE POLLS are to be believed, and they always come with caveats, then it appears increasingly likely that the

SCOTLAND PROSPERS from the defence of the UK. Soon it should do even better. The increasing Russian threat and a