A huge thank you and well done to CFAF member Hilary Meredith for all of her work on this. The steps set out in this article look like sensible ones on which to ensure UK service personnel are protected from vexatious litigation in the future.
British troops ‘unlikely’ to be prosecuted over Iraq abuse claims
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British troops ‘unlikely’ to be prosecuted over Iraq abuse claims
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Defence chiefs should apologise to soldiers for failing to “stand behind their own” against thousands of false war crimes allegations, a leading lawyer said, as it was announced that furtherThe latest CF Armed Forces podcast - a long interview with the excellent James Sunderland MP, Donna Gavin and Sean Howlett. Not to be missed! Please share.
June 2020: James Sunderland MP, Donna Gavin, Sean Howlett by CF Armed Forces • A podcast on Anchor
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This month’s Conservative Friends of the Armed Forces podcast features three individuals each with their own individual link to the Armed Forces. James Sunderland MP is the Member of Parliament for Bracknell who left the Army on winning his selection at the rank of Colonel. Donna Gavin is a former...😱
Coronavirus: financial crash could blow £4bn hole in defence budget
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The defence budget is facing cuts of up to £4bn next year because of a commitment that was supposed to bolster spending.With their funding pegged at a minimum of 2% of GDP, defence chiefs fear the