British Army told to pause non-essential training as budget pressure grows
The British Army has been told to stop non-essential training exercises in a move linked to financial pressure, according to a defence source. The pause affects units in the UK that are not preparing for a specific deployment, while training for soldiers heading to or already on operations is expected to continue. The reported cuts include some large live-fire exercises and other collective training activity.The source said the Army will continue to train personnel preparing for deployments, including units sent to Estonia, the Falklands and Cyprus. But back in the UK, units not tied to a specific mission have been... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 03 Sep 2026 21:35 LONDON
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