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David Cameron targets Japanese businesses
Channel 4 News Political Editor Gary Gibbon joins David Cameron on his trip to Japan.
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As a section of UK airspace is set aside for unmanned aircraft, Channel 4 News asks whether drone technology is the future of aviation.
A £1bn deal to build the UK’s next generation of nuclear submarines is set to be unveiled.
Vulture funds who bought international Greek bonds at discounts are circling ahead of Tuesday’s deadline to repay a 436m note issued long before the name Greece became synonymous with “crisis”.
“The influence of the defence sector stretches far beyond those acknowledged military specialists and can be felt up and down the aisle of Mr Cameron’s jet.”
Channel 4 News Political Editor Gary Gibbon joins David Cameron on his trip to Japan.
James Durie, Bristol Chamber of Commerce director tells Channel 4 News that despite job losses, the city’s private sector in a range of industries, will generate future jobs.
After six British soldiers are presumed killed in an explosion in Afghanistan, pushing the death toll above the 400 mark, Channel 4 News asks how so many could have died in a newly-reinforced vehicle?
A UK/French plan to build the next-generation drone will be announced tomorrow during a summit in Paris, as Britain’s BAE Systems warns of a 14 per cent fall in sales due to defence spending cuts.
How big a blow is the loss of a multi-billion pound contract to sell fighter jets to India, given the coalition government’s stated aim of rebalancing the economy by boosting manufacturing.
Forces loyal to Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh fire in the air to stop tens of thousands of protesters, who are demanding he face trial, approaching his compound.
Steve Jobs’ death has led experts to reflect on how a maverick innovator changed the way we use technology while retaining an alternative, anti-establishment aesthetic.
Defence Secretary Liam Fox gives strong support to the defence industry at the opening of the UK’s DSEi arms fair, which includes delegates from Bahrain.
An 8,000-tonne section of the Royal Navy’s HMS Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier begins a 600 mile journey from Glasgow to a shipyard in the north of Scotland to be assembled.
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