Former Royal Marines Colonel quits military to stand as Labour candidate in general election
Alistair Carns has resigned after 24 years of service so he can stand as a Labour Party candidate.
James Wharton is the North of England reporter at BFBS Forces News and a former soldier in the British Army. A veteran of Iraq, he served both operationally and ceremonially during a ten-year career in the Household Cavalry. After leaving the military, he retrained at the BFBS Academy before earning a degree from the University of Warwick.
Alistair Carns has resigned after 24 years of service so he can stand as a Labour Party candidate.
Lieutenant Commander Oli Brown was awarded an MBE for his campaigning in 2022, but is now seeking compensation from the MOD.
Forces News was given access to the annual test exercise which allows personnel to remain qualified and part of the team.
1 Royal Yorks has seen personnel deployed to Kosovo and Iraq over the course of the past year.
The delay meant another unit could not be relieved as planned and had to have its tour extended.
The British Army's Theatre Enabling Group is a crucial aspect to Nato's largest exercise since the Cold War.
Rishi Sunak was inspecting soldiers from the Parachute Regiment as they passed out at Catterick Garrison.
It marks the first time since World War Two that a Royal Navy ship has been connected to the North Wales location, which became a city in ...
Forces News reporter James Wharton spent a decade in the famous regiment and shares his inside knowledge.
The suit is made by each individual sniper, who adds natural foliage in the field to further boost the camouflage effect.
The ex-Fusilier credits his Army training with helping him survive his prolonged period of living on the street and sheltering in doorways.
Bob Ankerson and pilot Simon Burgess became prisoners of war when their Tornado caught fire over Iraq in January 1991.
Iraq veteran and Forces News reporter James Wharton looks at the effect the conflict had on battlefield technology, tactics and soldiering.
The poignant service included RAF personnel slowly parading the portraits of the 50 men who were recaptured and executed.
Personnel from several nations pay respects in Poznan, Poland.
Breakout survivor, Desmond Plunkett, made the accusation in a post-captivity questionnaire held for decades by the National Archives.