The British Army has paused the use of its new Ajax armoured fighting vehicles after "around 30" soldiers suffered vibration and hearing problems following a training exercise at the weekend. A ...

The British Army has paused the use of its Ajax armoured vehicles after approximately 30 soldiers became unwell from noise and vibration during a recent war game exercise on Salisbury Plain. Personnel ...

Some 30 soldiers became ill when training to use the armoured fighting vehicle over the weekend. The Army paused the use of the Ajax armoured vehicle after 30 soldiers reported feeling unwell during ...

The multi-million pound vehicles are made in Merthyr Tydfil The Army has paused the use of its Ajax armoured vehicles after soldiers became unwell from noise and vibration during a military exercise.

Ajax's Eredivisie match against Groningen at the Johan Cruyff Arena was called off after supporters ignited fireworks and flares behind one of the goals. Referee Bas Nijhuis led the players off the ...

However, the referee was forced to take the players off the pitch after being unable to guarantee their safety. It followed an eruption behind the goal as a series of fireworks were set off as part of ...

The army's £10m Ajax fighting vehicle was not an accident waiting to happen - but one that was already unfolding even as a defence minister declared it to be safe. Luke Pollard, the minister ...

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has been forced to suspend the use of the British Army’s Ajax armoured vehicle after personnel reported symptoms of excessive noise and vibration during exercises over ...

The British Army has announced halting AJAX Training once again. Despite meeting its IOC milestone, the programme has once again been forced into a temporary pause after soldiers became unwell during ...

The British Army has stopped using its Ajax armored fighting vehicle after soldiers became unwell from vibrations and noise. Around 30 soldiers were affected during war games involving the NATO ...