Sky knows that several figures featured in The Wargame have current commercial links to the defence sector. AOAV asks why those interests remain absent from their biographies.
Sky has been told about defence industry links in The Wargame. Why are they still missing from its biographies?
From Whitehall to the weapons industry: tracking a decade of MOD connections with the global military-industrial complex via their expense receipts
A decade of Ministry of Defence transparency data reveals growing ties between senior officials and the defence industry, rising overseas spending and persistent gaps in disclosure that continue to obscure how public money, influence and national security decisions intersect.
Why has Sir Gwyn Jenkins appointed The Sunday Times’ Harry Yorke just as scrutiny over Afghanistan killings intensifies?
The Royal Navy says its appointment of The Sunday Times journalist Harry Yorke as Naval Assistant under a new “ZigZag” entry scheme reflects a drive to import civilian expertise, but the decision has raised questions about transparency and optics given Sir Gwyn Jenkins’ leadership amid an ongoing inquiry into alleged Special Forces killings in Afghanistan.
The Armed Forces on trial: how Britain’s military has evaded scrutiny and accountability
A series of reports by Action on Armed Violence reveals that Britain’s military justice system is mired in secrecy, impunity, and institutional evasion, with elite units shielded from scrutiny, whistleblowers silenced, and the Ministry of Defence systematically resisting accountability.