Defence Secretary John Healey will travel to Washington this week amid efforts to bridge the transatlantic gap on Ukraine’s peace plan. Mr Healey is due to hold a bilateral meeting with his US counterpart Pete Hegseth on Thursday, where the war is ...

Defence Secretary John Healey insisted the alliance with the US was "as strong as ever" as he travelled to Washington to meet his opposite number in the Trump administration. The visit comes as the UK receives the 50th state-of-the art Apache-E attack helicopter, manufactured for the British Army at the Boeing site in Mesa, Arizona.

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UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is due to speak to European allies as he continues his efforts to reach an agreement on Ukraine. His Defence Secretary John Healey has just returned from Washington DC,

The UK Defence Secretary is expected to discuss the US decision to pause intelligence-sharing with Ukraine with his counterpart in Washington as European leaders hold crisis talks in Brussels on support for Kyiv. John Healey will join Pete Hegseth on ...

Watch live as UK defence secretary John Healey and his US counterpart Pete Hegseth hold talks in Washington on Thursday, 6 March, where they are expected to discuss the US decision to pause intelligence-sharing with Ukraine following Donald Trump's explosive meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky.

During his visit to Washington this week, the UK Secretary of State for Defence John Healey arranged for the UK to finance the supply of fixed-wing Altius loitering munitions for Ukraine’s Armed Forces to deploy in the Black Sea region against Russian forces.

British defence minister John Healey will meet U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth in Washington on Thursday to discuss a peace plan for Ukraine, Britain's ministry of defence said.

The Defence Secretary has suggested the real-terms increase in defence spending year-on-year will be only around half the £13.4 billion figure cited by the Prime Minister. John Healey said in real terms,