Stuart Crawford is a journalist who focuses on national issues in the United Kingdom. He writes for the Daily Express and his work has also appeared in publications such as the Cigalah Group, Daily Mirror, and Express Comment. Stuart covers a range of topics including military affairs, health, lifestyle, and current events.
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Stuart Crawford's coverage primarily focuses on government, politics, and world affairs with a particular emphasis on military-related topics. He often includes expert commentary and addresses specific issues in the UK.
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By: Stuart Crawford
An insight into the Russian President's warfare psychology has been provided by an unlikely source.
By: Stuart Crawford
While Elon Musk has faced a barrage of criticism and scrutiny, a decision far more worthy of opprobrium was being made.
By: Stuart Crawford
Vladimir Putin's massive attack might have caught many by surprise, coming so soon after Zelenskyy spoke of peace with Russia.
By: Stuart Crawford
Donald Trump has talked a big game on ending the war between Russia and Ukraine, but there are huge hurdles to jump before he can deliver.
By: Stuart Crawford
There is a terrifying reality about Britain's Armed Forces and military capability that Keir Starmer and John Healey should consider.
By: Stuart Crawford
It has been suggested the British Army could go to war with Russia within hours. This is far from the case.
By: Stuart Crawford
A series of attacks have made it clear that the Houthis are very much a problem for the western world.
Israel is making noises that could suggest a new phase in its war against enemies in the Middle East.
By: Stuart Crawford
The Defence Secretary has announced war games this week, but there are three things that mean he may well fail in his innovation mission.
By: Stuart Crawford
Events in Syria continue to move at a breathtaking speed after dictator Bashar al-Assad was deposed.
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