David Sivills-McCann is an award-winning journalist with 20 years of experience in TV, radio, print and online. He covers military stories in Scotland and Northern Ireland for BFBS, and has also worked around the world including covering deployments in the Middle East, Arctic and Baltic regions.
The US Secretary of War criticised the UK for not sending vessels to the Middle East to secure waters near Iran
Past and present members of the regiment paraded down the Royal Mile in the Scottish capital to mark the anniversary
The report shows 107 defendants appeared before a court martial for sexual offences, indecent images of children or domestic abuse, and 60 ...
The Babcock Immersive Training Environment, or BITE, housed in essentially a shipping container, uses lifelike conditions to prepare ...
Personnel from the base have been training alongside members of the civilian emergency services
An expert in defence and international affairs said there are three core components that militaries must focus on if they are to win a ...
Member of the Armed Forces Bill Committee Paul Foster MP recalled his experience of married quarters during his time in the Army
MPs in the Commons Defence Select Committee have been discussing the threats posed to the UK and its allies from Russia in the region
A report says the multi-layered ballistic missile defence network around the Russian capital could compromise the UK's nuclear deterrence
Construction on four out of the five Inspiration-class warships is now underway at Rosyth Dockyard in Fife
Infanteers from 1st Battalion, The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment have been using the French weapon system on Exercise Gaulish
The soldiers from 3rd Battalion have been taking part in a special health week to improve both their physical and mental fitness
The Senior Service hopes the facility to fix and repurpose equipment will improve the effectiveness of the Royal Navy and save money
Thirty-two men lost their lives when the steam-propelled submarine began taking on water and sank to the bottom of a loch in 1917
The UK needs to see its maritime capability expanded two to three times its current level, Ryan Ramsey tells BFBS Forces News
Secretary General Mark Rutte raised concerns about tensions over the island taking focus away from supporting Ukrainian armed forces