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Red Arrows cancel UK events as weather grounds planes overseas

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The Independent UK · Aug 9

Mayor ‘distraught’ as Red Arrows pull out of UK displays

The aerobatic team’s planes are stranded amid ‘a prolonged period of poor weather’ in North America.

Evening Standard · Aug 9

Protest planned outside former RAF base after Thetford unrest

There have been regular protests at the site since the Home Office announced it was considering using it to house asylum seekers.

Evening Standard · Aug 9

An attack ‘motivated by anarchist and revolutionary ideology’: is far-left terrorism a growing concern?

At 3:55am on July 5 last year, an anonymous five-person cell allegedly committed an attack at Lovitt Technologies – a Victorian defence manufacturer.

The Conversation · Aug 5

France hits back at Reform UK’s plan to use navy to stop small boats from crossing Channel

Experts say Nigel Farage’s plan would only increase death and violence at the border – after the party promised the ‘largest military operation in the Channel since WWII’

The Independent UK · Aug 3

Can the Royal Navy legally stop the boats?

ANALYSIS: Reform UK has pledged to send the Royal Navy into the Channel to intercept all migrant boats there and return them to France or Belgium. Sean O’Grady and Athena Stavrou consider whether it’s even possible

The Independent UK · Aug 3

What Is Rolls-Royce Not Telling Us About the Rolls-Royce Bae Drone Dispute Over Brontanax?

Rolls-Royce CEO responds after being cut from BAE's 'all-British' Brontanax fighter jet project over a pricing dispute.

International Business Times UK · Aug 2

British man accused of spying for Iran at RAF base could be extradited to UK

The arrest follows a probe led by Counter Terrorism Policing London.

Evening Standard · Jul 31

Khamzat Chimaev’s next bout official as he faces former UFC champion in Russian homecoming

Chimaev, who lost the UFC middleweight title in May, will complete another side quest in RAF

The Independent UK · Jul 30

Pellet injuries can cause irreversible damage, permanent disability despite treatment: Experts

Pellet gun injuries can cause irreversible damage and long-term disability. Experts warn of substantial soft-tissue loss and nerve disruption. Students protesting paper leaks sustained pellet injuries from police action. Injuries to vital organs and major nerves may result in permanent loss. Recovery from eye injuries can continue long after initial…

The Economic Times · Jul 30