BAE's Type 26 global combat ship programme director Geoff Searle says it's still investing in Glasgow

BAE Systems' CEO Ian King issued warning to staff in an internal blog.

BBC Panorama investigation revealed charity invested millions into unethical firms

Critics tell IBTimes UK that if the treaty doesn't affect the biggest arms companies, it is irrelevant.

Admiral Sir George Zambellas says an independent Scotland will damage Britain's defences

ADS, the sector's representative body, raises 'serious concerns' over potential UK exit.

Gun which fires using electromagnetic energy to be tested at sea in 2016.

Alliance Trust, Shell, BP, Unilever, RBS all warn against Scottish independence

Military aircraft technology and aerospace aluminium used in new skate attachments.

Defence Secretary says Barrow has proven track record of building submarines.

Prime minister Tony Abbott announces fleet of surveillance planes with wingspans longer than Boeing 737s

Computer networks in Ukraine have been infected with a sophisticated virus called Snake that some experts claim stems from Russia.

Europe's biggest defence contractor BAE Systems expects earnings this year to drop by up to 10 percent as a result of U.S. spending cuts. As Hayley Platt reports shares in the British group fell 11% to a 30-week low as a result.

US Federal Reserve's January meeting minutes also weigh on regional sentiment.

Sports Direct and BAE Systems supported FTSE's gains.

Deal will help Tokyo end its self-imposed ban on arms exports.

The devices are becoming more popular as employees live longer.

The defence giant says it is offering 568 places next year.

Hundreds expected to gather for march and rally in Portsmouth to protest against job cuts by defence company BAE Systems.

BBC Panorama investigation accuses charity of contradicting core policies with investment schemes.

US Defence Department faces budget cuts of about $52bn in current fiscal year.

The damage wrought to Scotland's economy by the cuts announced by BAE Systems at naval yards in Glasgow could be far higher than previously thought.

Strathclyde University impact assessment says Glasgow naval yard cuts would have serious knock-on effects on Scottish economy.

Plans to end shipbuilding at historic Portsmouth yard attacked as part of cynical political move in government's anti-Scottish independence campaign.

Job losses will be imposed at Portsmouth in 2014 and across Filton, Glasgow and Rosyth by 2016.

Fears of another Savile-type scandal as Panorama investigation into Comic Relief cancelled

BAE systems, Siemans and Virgin Media express interest in the initiative.

Deal valued at between €1.2bn and €1.4bn

Arms trade activists slam behind-closed-doors meeting with defence company.

SFO says thousands of documents and a number of audio recordings were accidentally lost in 2012.