Danielle Sheridan is a Defence Editor at The Daily Telegraph. She specializes in general assignment news, as well as government and politics, providing insightful analysis on key issues. Danielle's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, New Zealand Herald, and The Telegraph.
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Danielle Sheridan's coverage mainly centers around national government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories related to politics and health in the United Kingdom. She extensively covers military-related topics such as the army, navy, RAF, fighter jets, recruitment among others.
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Wes Streeting has said that the public should prepare for food shortages, weather disruption and cyber-attacks.
Households have been warned to stockpile food and water in case of cyber attacks.
By: Danielle Sheridan
The UK’s former Army chief has criticised John Healey over his refusal to use his maiden Budget to set out plans to increase defence spending to 3 per cent of GDP by 2030.
By: Danielle Sheridan
THE UK's former Army chief has criticised John Healey over his refusal to use his maiden Budget to set out plans to increase defence spending to 3 per cent of GDP by 2030.
By: Danielle Sheridan
HOUSEHOLDS have been warned to stockpile food and water in case of cyber attacks.
Hundreds of British paratroopers have taken part in the largest British parachute drop since the Second World War.
Labour has defended including intelligence spending as part of the defence budget after Sir Ben Wallace accused the party of artificially inflating the figures
By: Danielle Sheridan
In the dead of night, I found myself sitting upright in bed, my heart pounding so hard I felt it might break through my chest.
John Healey will cut £2bn from the defence budget despite boasting about filling a funding hole.
By: Nick Gutteridge, Danielle Sheridan
JOHN HEALEY will cut £2bn from the defence budget despite boasting about filling a funding hole.
