Opinion: Royal Navy navigates icy waters
The annual UK party political conference season is over. An opportunity for politicians to make promises they know they’ll never have to keep and ministers to set out their case for promotion, the conference season is always fascinating to observe just to see what pledges are being made on defence issues.
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