UK-built strike drones launch from HMS Queen Elizabeth as hybrid air wing takes shape
UK-built strike drones launch from HMS Queen Elizabeth as hybrid air wing takes shape
Trials involving BAE Systems’ Callen-Lenz and Tekever have demonstrated new strike, surveillance and logistics possibilities for the Royal Navy, with both companies expanding the UK’s uncrewed aircraft capability.
Babcock and Saab Denmark to develop Arrowhead frigate opportunities
Babcock and Saab Denmark to develop Arrowhead frigate opportunities
With the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Babcock and Saab Denmark have engaged in integrating advanced communications capabilities into future Arrowhead frigate programmes.
UK military satellite Titania reaches orbit as MoD trials space-threat sensors
UK military satellite Titania reaches orbit as MoD trials space-threat sensors
The UK’s second ISTARI military satellite, Titania, reaches orbit as trials launch for a three-site sensor network to monitor potential threats to spacecraft.
Aerospace
GE Aerospace and BETA demonstrate hybrid-electric takeoff with modified Saab 340B
GE Aerospace and BETA demonstrate hybrid-electric takeoff with modified Saab 340B
The companies have recently completed the world’s first hybrid-electric assisted take-off using a conventional regional aircraft.
Defence
Babcock and Saab Denmark to develop Arrowhead frigate opportunities
Babcock and Saab Denmark to develop Arrowhead frigate opportunities
With the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Babcock and Saab Denmark have engaged in integrating advanced communications capabilities into future Arrowhead frigate programmes.
Security
Met Police chief calls for major overhaul to tackle cybercrime
Met Police chief calls for major overhaul to tackle cybercrime
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has called for England and Wales’s 43 police forces to be reorganised into eight to 10 regional forces.
Space
Leicester’s National Space Centre Discovery Team wins Sir Arthur Clarke Award
Leicester’s National Space Centre Discovery Team wins Sir Arthur Clarke Award
Following delivery of its education and outreach initiatives across the UK to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers and space explorers, the National Space Centre’s Discovery Team has gained national recognition by winning a prestigious Sir Arthur Clarke Award.
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Space cybersecurity starts on the ground: The hidden risks in satellite supply chains
Space cybersecurity starts on the ground: The hidden risks in satellite supply chains
Compromised suppliers, unchecked files and insecure updates can threaten satellites before they reach orbit. OPSWAT founder and CEO Benny Czarny explains why prevention must start on the ground
Babcock builds for Plymouth’s defence future with new skills centre and logistics hub
Babcock builds for Plymouth’s defence future with new skills centre and logistics hub
Babcock is expanding its Plymouth operations with new skills and logistics hubs. Advance was on the ground to see the developments taking shape.
GE Aerospace and BETA demonstrate hybrid-electric takeoff with modified Saab 340B
GE Aerospace and BETA demonstrate hybrid-electric takeoff with modified Saab 340B
The companies have recently completed the world’s first hybrid-electric assisted take-off using a conventional regional aircraft.
British Airways navigates Q3 margin pressures amid rising costs and disruption
British Airways navigates Q3 margin pressures amid rising costs and disruption
Rising fuel bills, air traffic control disruptions, and Middle East geopolitical pressures weighed on performance.
Which UK aerospace jobs are hardest to fill in 2026?
Which UK aerospace jobs are hardest to fill in 2026?
Aerospace skills shortages are particularly noticeable in positions requiring advanced technical knowledge, practical engineering experience and specialist qualifications.
UK military satellite Titania reaches orbit as MoD trials space-threat sensors
UK military satellite Titania reaches orbit as MoD trials space-threat sensors
The UK’s second ISTARI military satellite, Titania, reaches orbit as trials launch for a three-site sensor network to monitor potential threats to spacecraft.
Leicester’s National Space Centre Discovery Team wins Sir Arthur Clarke Award
Leicester’s National Space Centre Discovery Team wins Sir Arthur Clarke Award
Following delivery of its education and outreach initiatives across the UK to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers and space explorers, the National Space Centre’s Discovery Team has gained national recognition by winning a prestigious Sir Arthur Clarke Award.
Astroscale and OHB to collaborate on space security
Astroscale and OHB to collaborate on space security
Following ratification of the Kensington Treaty in October, Astroscale and OHB have signed an MoU to enhance cooperation between the UK, Germany and Japan towards protecting critical infrastructure in space, whilst supporting the safe, sustainable and responsible use of the orbital environment.
UK-built strike drones launch from HMS Queen Elizabeth as hybrid air wing takes shape
UK-built strike drones launch from HMS Queen Elizabeth as hybrid air wing takes shape
Trials involving BAE Systems’ Callen-Lenz and Tekever have demonstrated new strike, surveillance and logistics possibilities for the Royal Navy, with both companies expanding the UK’s uncrewed aircraft capability.
Babcock and Saab Denmark to develop Arrowhead frigate opportunities
Babcock and Saab Denmark to develop Arrowhead frigate opportunities
With the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Babcock and Saab Denmark have engaged in integrating advanced communications capabilities into future Arrowhead frigate programmes.
UK military satellite Titania reaches orbit as MoD trials space-threat sensors
UK military satellite Titania reaches orbit as MoD trials space-threat sensors
The UK’s second ISTARI military satellite, Titania, reaches orbit as trials launch for a three-site sensor network to monitor potential threats to spacecraft.
UK sends cyber “hunt forces” overseas to stop attacks on military networks
UK sends cyber “hunt forces” overseas to stop attacks on military networks
Specialist teams are being sent to Asia and Europe to stop hostile cyber operations before they become large-scale attacks.
Met Police chief calls for major overhaul to tackle cybercrime
Met Police chief calls for major overhaul to tackle cybercrime
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has called for England and Wales’s 43 police forces to be reorganised into eight to 10 regional forces.
UK plans tougher facial recognition laws and police technology watchdog
UK plans tougher facial recognition laws and police technology watchdog
The Home Office plans a statutory framework for police facial recognition, including independent oversight and mandatory bias testing.
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