Tom Cotterill is a Defence Editor at Daily Mail. With over a decade of experience, he specializes in security, law enforcement, and international affairs, covering a wide array of topics including conflict, geopolitics, and legal reform. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Perth Now, The Telegraph, and Yahoo News.
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A British soldier killed in a training accident in Iraq has been pictured for the first time.
Three members of the Royal Navy have died in a helicopter crash in Devon.
By: Tom Cotterill
The Navy's entire available fleet of nuclear attack submarines is stuck in port, leaving Britain vulnerable to Vladimir Putin 's underwater fleet.
Britain's future fleet of fighter jets capable of dropping nuclear bombs is under threat in Sir Keir Starmer's Defence Investment Plan (DIP).
The Navy’s entire available fleet of nuclear attack submarines is stuck in port, leaving Britain vulnerable to Vladimir Putin’s underwater fleet.
This article is the fifth in a series exploring Europe's efforts to rearm against the threat of a Russian invasion at a time when the United States is pulling away from Nato.
Hidden in dense woodland 18 miles from the Russian border, Nato anti-tank teams lie in wait to ambush a Finnish column.
Britain is to fund hundreds of thousands of drones for Ukraine, the Defence Secretary has announced.
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.
