Campaign Chair Mark Allatt writes ‘Satellite interference rules are being rewritten. The risks for defence and UK business interests could be catastrophic’
UK Defence First reflects on the Royal Navy ending its four decade presence in the Middle East
UK Defence First discuss the need for sovereign space strategy to maintain national security and strategic autonomy
UK Defence First takes a look into the recent issues of Europe’s sixth-generation fighter programmes
UK Defence First analyses the decline of the Royal Navy’s frigate fleet over the last 50 years
UKDF Chair Mark Allatt has his article on how the UK defence procurement industry can learn from Elon Musk
The UK military is woefully short of the weapons needed to make its ships, tanks and jets a lethal force in the face of an enemy attack
Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat MPs align on urgency of defence reform, as ministers face questions over timing of key plans and legislation. Click image for more.https://t.co/Y5CqvW90wE
— UK Defence Journal (@UKDefJournal) March 17, 2026
Campaigns chairman, Mark Allatt featured in City AM writing about how the new satellite rules could prove catastrophic for UK business https://t.co/W31yEGYbz1
— UK Defence First (@ukdefencefirst) March 17, 2026
These initiatives are the reason the DIP is delayed. Finding ways to borrow that doesn't break the fiscal rules is 'good' in the sense that someone is trying to ensure the SDR is funded. https://t.co/2XpLQ65LOQ
— JamesFennell MBE (@FennellJW) March 17, 2026
