Danielle Sheridan is a Defence Editor at The Daily Telegraph. She specializes in security and law enforcement, public security, and government and politics, with a keen focus on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine War and its implications for the United Kingdom and beyond. Danielle's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, The Telegraph, and the Irish Independent.
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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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A record number of former prime ministers have gathered at the Cenotaph for Remembrance Sunday
By: Danielle Sheridan
Credit: Youth Demand Protesters who threatened to stop proceedings on Armistice Day caused āminimal disruptionā to commemorations in London, police said.
By: Joe Barnes, Roland Oliphant, Danielle Sheridan
The president-electās chosen intelligence chief has repeated Russian propaganda about Ukrainian ābiolabsā and backed Russiaās case for war
By: Danielle Sheridan
Donald Trump's choice of Tulsi Gabbard as his intelligence chief is an āalarmingā move given her history of support for Russia, British defence figures have said.
Police say action by Youth Demand caused only āminimal disruptionā to the war dead commemoration
Local policing plans in place across London as nation prepares to commemorate veterans
By: Danielle Sheridan
In a field at a secret location, dozens of armed Ukrainian soldiers are running through billowing smoke and trying to escape the attention of drones buzzing overhead.
By: Danielle Sheridan
The British Army's main drone system is to be axed in a swathe of post-Budget cuts to the military.
By: Danielle Sheridan
Ian_Matveev/X The Armed Forces will be hit by Ā£500 million worth of cuts, the Defence Secretary announced on Wednesday, just hours after British Storm Shadow missiles were fired into Russia for the first time.
By: Danielle Sheridan
The Ministry of Defence has come under fire for importing steel rather than buying British.
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