British SAS Soldier Killed By Friendly Fire Not Roadside Bomb, Investigation Finds
An investigation found Sergeant Matt Tonroe was killed by an explosive carried by a colleague.
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USA US Coast Guard Seizes 2,300 Pounds Of Cocaine
Officials said the US Coast Guard has seized a total of 26,000 pounds of cocaine in the eastern Pacific between late June and mid- July.
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USA US To Spend Military Funds On Building Mexico Border Wall
$2.5 billion of Pentagon funds will be used to build a section of wall in Arizona, California and New Mexico.
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Navy Size Of Royal Navy Is 'Pathetic', Defence Select Committee Chairman Says
Dr Julian Lewis MP said "we're incapable of putting together a range of options to defend ourselves".
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Iran Johnson and Trump Set Out To Address 'Destabilising' Iran
Following the talks, President Donald Trump said the US and UK were also working on a "very substantial trade agreement".
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Army British Troops Awarded Service Medals For Work In South Sudan
The soldiers have returned from Operation Trenton in support of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS).
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Politics Tobias Ellwood Leaves Role As Defence Minister
The MP left his role as Boris Johnson continues to shake up his new Cabinet.
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News Soldiers Learn Key Police Skills Ahead Of Afghanistan Deployment
Members of 2 YORKS have been shadowing police forces in Yorkshire.
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RAF Who Is The New Chief Of The Air Staff?
Air Chief Marshal Wigston comes into the role after Air Chief Marshal Sir Stephen Hillier decided to retire.
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RAF Air Chief Marshal Mike Wigston Appointed New Chief Of The Air Staff
Air Chief Marshal Mike Wigston has taken over from Air Chief Marshal Sir Stephen Hillier as Chief of the Air Staff.
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Scotland Homecoming For Soldiers Who Trained Iraqi Security Forces
3 RIFLES spent the first half of the year deployed on Operation Shader, developing units in the Kurdistan region.
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Politics New Foreign Secretary Discusses 'Key Global Priorities' With US
Dominic Raab was appointed as the new Foreign Secretary on Wednesday.
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News Deepcut: James Collinson’s Family Drops Bid For New Inquest
Private Collinson's parents said the incidents at Deepcut have cast "a dark, dark shadow over the British Army".
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USA 16 US Marines Arrested For People Smuggling
The men were also allegedly involved in a number of other illegal activities.
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News Extra 20,000 Police Officers To Be Recruited
Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plan to recruit more police officers will start in the next few weeks.
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North Korea Missile Test Was A 'Solemn Warning', North Korea Says
The tests were a warning to South Korea's weapons development and plans to hold military exercises, according to North Korean state media.