Tom Cotterill is a Defence Editor at Daily Mail. With over a decade of experience, he specializes in defence, security policy, and politics, often covering national and global events, including aviation and drone technology. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Perth Now, Yahoo News, and The Telegraph.
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The Russian warship that fired shots at a British yacht carried out multiple “dangerous” refuelling missions in the English Channel after almost running out of fuel.
Britain has tested new long-range weapons that could soon be delivered to Ukraine to allow Kyiv to strike Moscow.
Vladimir Putin launched drones from his fleet of sanctioned oil tankers to spy on nuclear weapons in Britain, intelligence experts have claimed.
By: Tom Cotterill
Lt Col Williams attacks Labour for ‘pathetically late, underfunded and inadequate’ investment plan
A new taskforce is being launched by the Armed Forces to speed up the rollout of drones.
Argentina has accused a British warship of making an “illegal incursion” into its waters, hours after its World Cup semi-final victory over England
By: Dominic Penna, Tom Cotterill, Emily Smith, Joe Barnes
Argentina's players unveiled a 'Malvinas are Argentine' banner after their semi-final win.
By: Emily Smith, Joe Barnes, Dominic Penna, Tom Cotterill
Credit: X/@PlanetaBoca Sir Keir Starmer has hit back at Argentina's claim that it owns the Falkland Islands after the country's World Cup victory celebrations triggered a diplomatic row.
People in the Falkland Islands are rallying behind Spain to beat “bullies” Argentina in Sunday's World Cup final game.
RAF pilots will be “tearing their hair out” over delays to the delivery of new fighter jets, a senior MP has warned.
