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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Margaret Thatcher planned to drop thousands of moths into Peru to destroy cocaine fields run by drug cartels, according to new documents.
Boat owners have been given permission to ignore the hosepipe ban to wash the inside of their vessels.
The head of a homelessness charity has told Andy Burnham that he must “urgently respond” to Britain's rough sleeping crisis
By: Tom Cotterill
Newly released papers reveal that military scientists at the \UK government’s chemical defence base were planning to breed and weaponise thousands of insects.
Soldiers, tanks, attack helicopters and drones could soon benefit from new thermal imaging sights after a breakthrough by military scientists.
By: Joe Barnes, Tom Cotterill
Britain does not have the firepower to prevent Russia from seizing its cargo ships , defence sources told The Telegraph.
Ukraine has handed Britain a “goldmine” of secret battlefield intelligence to help it prepare for any conflict with Russia.
By: Tom Cotterill, Joe Barnes
Millions of images of Russia's military will help strengthen Britain's defence systems.
By: Tom Cotterill, Joe Barnes
Ukraine has handed over a “goldmine” of secret battlefield intelligence to help protect the UK from Russian spies and saboteurs.
By: Connor Stringer, Rozina Sabur, Tom Cotterill
Connor Stringer, Tom Cotterill, Rozina Sabur of The Telegraph The director of the CIA travelled to Russia in a military plane on Tuesday for talks.
