Danielle Sheridan is the Defence Editor at The Daily Telegraph, specializing in national defense coverage in the United Kingdom. With a focus on military affairs, she has written for various publications including Yahoo News UK, Yahoo News, and The Telegraph, covering topics such as recruitment in the armed forces, international conflicts, and royal engagements.
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Danielle Sheridan's coverage mainly centers around national government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories related to politics and health in the United Kingdom. She extensively covers military-related topics such as the army, navy, RAF, fighter jets, recruitment among others.
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British Army dogs are to get goggles and combat vests as part of a £3 million kit upgrade to their working wardrobe.
Former quartermaster pleaded guilty to stealing from the Ministry of Defence while stationed in Wiltshire
By: Danielle Sheridan
Britain's security has been put “at risk” because of a helicopter pilot training crisis within the Armed Forces , a former head of the Army has said.
The UK will for the first time use frozen Russian assets to bankroll the Ukrainian war effort.
The P-8 Poseidon aircraft will patrol the North Atlantic for potentially hostile maritime targets
UK’s Defence Secretary says using extraordinary profits on sanctioned assets could ‘turn the tables on Putin’s war machine’
By: Nick Gutteridge, Danielle Sheridan
Senior military sources said they would ‘back the British soldier every day’ in a war with Russia
By: Danielle Sheridan
Naming bridge after the late D-Day hero expresses our gratitude to British soldiers who fought for our freedom, says Goirle’s mayor
Schools and universities are ordering more of the Remembrance pins as people want to honour all victims of war including civilians
By: Chanel Zagon, Alex Barton, Connor Stringer, Danielle Sheridan
Police said two people had been taken to hospital, but that there was ‘no nuclear risk’ from the incident in Barrow-in-Furness
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