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Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust Unveils World-First Shipwreck Experience at Goodwood Festival of Speed
Tuesday, July 8th 2025 - 06:48 UTC An interactive 3D digital model, allowing visitors to rotate, zoom and uncover artefacts The Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust (FMHT) is proud to bring one of the most extraordinary deep-sea discoveries of our...

Falklands, Public Consultation on Use of TV and Radio Services
Tuesday, July 8th 2025 - 06:51 UTC FIG is keen to understand what content Falklands’ residents access and what technology they use to access that content. The Falkland Islands Government (FIG) would like to remind all residents that the public...

Falklands, Inside the secret military dialogue between Britain and Argentina, according to The Economist
Tuesday, July 8th 2025 - 10:54 UTC A piece from the latest edition of The Economist, points to a possible deal that would counter China and please United States, but “it requires deft diplomacy on the Falklands”. United States top brass worries...
Technology for a better world - Godwood Festival of Speed this weekend!
I’ve been coming to the Goodwood Festival of Speed since the early '90s, when it was still forming into the phenomenon it has become today. What started as a charming celebration of motorsport history in the grounds of the Duke of Richmond’s...

The Ulysses Trust Receives £10,000 Donation From Cambridge Management Consulting To Support Cadets
(MENAFN- Pressat) The Ulysses Trust is delighted to announce the generous donation of £10,000 from Cambridge Management Consulting, an international consulting firm. This contribution will directly support cadet units across the UK to deliver...

Keela relaunches ‘Falkland Parka 95’ as worn by Liam Gallagher
Scottish outdoor brand Keela is relaunching its ‘Falkland Parka 95’ on a limited production run of just 50 pieces. Coinciding with Oasis’s reunion tour, the jacket was famously worn by Liam Gallagher during the band’s headline Glastonbury set in...

New mental health support platform for the Falkland Island community has been launched
Minding My Mind is a new website designed for the Falkland community which aims to be a ‘first step’ in learning about mental health. The website has been in development since 2023 and it is based on research and interviews from local young people...

Falkland Islands highlight environmental leadership at annual UK reception
Wednesday, June 11th 2025 - 18:02 UTC The reception underscored the Islands’ strategic importance as a gateway to the Antarctic and their contributions to conservation and climate science. The Falkland Islands Government hosted its Annual...

Falklands veteran HMS Bristol waved off from Portsmouth as she heads to the scrapyard
A Royal Navy destroyer that participated in the Falklands War has left Portsmouth Harbour and is travelling to Turkey, where she will be recycled. A small group of spectators came to see HMS Bristol, the only Type 82 ever to be built of her class,...

Final farewell for an Iconic Falklands War destroyer HMS Bristol
Saturday, June 14th 2025 - 08:13 UTC Veterans and members of the public gathered to send-off HMS Bristol (Pic MoD) A Royal Navy destroyer that participated in the Falklands War left Portsmouth Harbor on Friday, June 13th, and is travelling to...

Meet the Axis Deer – The Invasive Species Now Roaming the U.S.
Chital or cheetal, Axis axis, spotted deers or axis deer in nature habitat. Bellow majestic powerful adult animals.© Ondrej Prosicky/Shutterstock.comInvasive axis deer have become a widespread problem, even in the state of Hawaii. Authorities are...

Forgotten heroes of the Falklands War whose bonds of bravery inspired my new crime novel
British forces advancing across the Falkland Islands ahead of battle (Image: Getty) The terrain is harsh, it’s pitch black and the weather is brutal. The Royal Marines are pinned down by heavy and accurate enemy fire. They are 8,000 miles from...

Norman Tebbit: Action man
The remorseless march of the machines is preoccupying writers, who fear being rendered obsolete. This has caused me to do two things: firstly, to explore creative writing, which I hope will continue to require human input, and secondly to pay more...

Maison Lineti seeks buyer as major investor leaves
French whisky maker Maison Lineti has gone into liquidation and is seeking new investment after its main backer pulled out. Maison Lineti is home to seven egg-shaped concrete tanks Founded in 2020 by Dr Magali Picard and her husband Alex...

Britain is already a prime target for Russia and China – and we are not ready
In a world grappling with rising geopolitical tensions, the question “how close are we to a world war?” has become alarmingly relevant. From escalating conflicts in Eastern Europe and the Middle East to the growing rivalry between global...

How 2 Women Spent 8 Months At Sea
What tasks they accomplished, how they stayed fit, what did they eat, whom did they meet, what they brought back... amazing stories from an epic voyage. IMAGE: Lieutenant Commanders Dilna K, left, and Roopa A aboard the INSV Tarini. Photographs:...

Goodwood Festival of Speed 2025 returns 10th July for a packed weekend of Motorsport action and crazy innovation
I’ve been coming to the Goodwood Festival of Speed since the early '90s, when it was still forming into the phenomenon it has become today. What started as a charming celebration of motorsport history in the grounds of the Duke of Richmond’s...

Readers’ views: ‘Square root of zero letters of support for longer pedestrianisation’
Please tell us benefits of pedestrianisation I have lost count of the number of letters to this newspaper from Newbury residents who object to the recent extension of pedestrianisation of the town centre. It certainly goes into double figures, and...

The 5 Most Remote Military Air Bases & Their Strategic Roles
In the farthest reaches of the planet lie some of the most remote military airbases ever built. These bases enable their operators to project military power in distant regions of the world, a key capability for military forces with a global reach....

Admiral Sir Derek Reffell, naval commander and governor of Gibraltar
One fine weekend in June 1975 the carrier HMS Hermes, under the command of Derek Reffell, sailed into Quebec harbour on a courtesy visit. Among the ship’s company was the Prince of Wales, now the King, serving as a Wessex helicopter pilot with the...