“Kasra Aarabi, who discovered the official document, said: ‘We can now be absolutely sure that any ideas, research, tech, that is military-related or dual-use & is being shared with an Iranian university is being utilised by the IRGC & will end up in their hands.’”

The head of Britain’s largest search and rescue team in Turkey has described how they are still rescuing people days after the earthquake despite the “unprecedented” devastation thetimes.co.uk/article/earthq…

Britain’s largest warship was meant to be Nato’s flagship. Instead, it has spent most of its life in dockyards for repairs. Charlie Parker looks at the carrier’s troubled start and where it goes from here 👇 thetimes.co.uk/article/why-th…

The commander who was at the front of the Queen’s coronation parade in 1953 invited The Times and The Sunday Times to watch her funeral with him at his medieval home yesterday.

Brian Forsyth, 90, said it was “sobering” to see her reign end after being there the day it began.

Imperial College London has closed two aerospace technology research laboratories funded by Chinese defence companies after the government refused to grant export licences for their work.

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Ukrainian shopkeepers and lorry drivers are being transformed into soldiers on the fields of Britain thetimes.co.uk/article/7170ff…

British volunteer in Ukraine says better equipment would turn the tide

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A weapons expert funded by the Ministry of Defence has given talks in China on his work developing advanced ballistic capabilities in Britain.

From Charlie Parker and me.

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A celebrated Ukrainian medic strapped on a body camera to record her time in Mariupol and give the world a firsthand look at the city’s unfolding horror.

Then Russian forces took her captive. apne.ws/xkrKAhs

President Putin’s invading forces are no match for a million motivated Ukrainian fighters, a former colonel has admitted on Russia’s state television in a damning assessment of the conflict thetimes.co.uk/article/were-n…

Chris Garrett is a British bomb disposal expert who has been clearing thousands of unexploded shells and booby traps from Ukrainian battlefields

He smokes 40 cigarettes a day to keep calm, but his biggest fear is friendly dogs setting off 'Bouncing Betty' anti-personnel mines