The UK government’s defence of arms exports rings hollow as Parliament questions the legality—and morality—of business as usual.

A Guardian investigation reveals that UK-linked arms manufacturer MBDA profits from components used in GBU-39 bombs deployed by Israel in Gaza, contributing to attacks that have killed hundreds of civilians, including children.

Despite suspending trade talks with Israel over its actions in Gaza, the UK Government continues to export arms — revealing a stark hypocrisy at the heart of its foreign policy.

UK trade data reveals British firms exported thousands of military items to Israel after a government-imposed arms export suspension, raising concerns over oversight and compliance with international law.

Former British Army General Tim Cross urges caution over potential peacekeeping deployment to Ukraine, calling for reflection on the human cost of military commitments.

The UK has suspended 30 arms export licenses to Israel, citing a “clear risk” of violation of humanitarian law, following a review by the Foreign Office

The UK government’s suspension of arms export licences to Israel marks a significant move towards reducing violence and adhering to international law.