Syrian Warplanes Target Rebel Areas After Suspected Chemical Gas Attack
The strikes come as Syrian officials said more than 100 people were hurt following an alleged gas attack by rebels.
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RAF RAF Chinook Pilot Honoured For Rescuing Baby Girl From Hurricane
Flt Lt Eveson braved treacherous conditions to reach the seven-month-old baby who was struggling to breathe.
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Gibraltar UK And Spain Reach Deal With EU On Gibraltar
Spain had threatened to block European approval of the Brexit deal.
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News US Soldier Killed In Afghanistan
It is the second American fatality in the country this month.
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Russia Russia 'A Bigger Threat To UK Than Islamic Terrorists', Warns Head Of British Army
"We cannot be complacent about the threat Russia poses," says General Mark Carleton-Smith.
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News Ex-British Soldier Stars In Film Highlighting Impact Of PTSD
'Pilgrim' is the tale of a soldier unable to cope at home after going to war so he goes to Germany.
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Navy HMS Diamond Returns To UK After NATO Deployment
The ship has been away for two months working with the alliance.
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News Football Kit Auction To Raise Money For Military Charity
Money raised will also go towards erecting a permanent gravestone for former team captain Colour Sergeant Fred Parker.
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WWI British Soldier's WWI Letters To Be Auctioned
Hundreds of letters sent by a British soldier to his family from the Western Front during the First World War will be sold at auction.
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News Soldier Who Saved Lives During Las Vegas Shooting Among Personnel Recognised
Trooper Ross Woodward treated casualties and directed people to safety as 58 people were killed by a gunman in Las Vegas.
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Navy Devonport Teaches Students About Naval Engineering
More than 70 students from the west of England have visited Devonport to discover more about Royal Navy engineering.
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Northern Ireland Extradition Hearing Adjourned Over 1972 Murders
Two Ulster Defence Regiment soldiers died in 1972 when an IRA bomb exploded in a car they were checking in Cherrymount.
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Navy Navy Pilots Maintain Their 'Edge' With HMS St Albans Landings
Royal Navy helicopter pilots have been conducting some of the trickiest landings on HMS St Albans.
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Navy HMS Albion Arrives Home After Ten-Month Deployment
The Amphibious Assault Ship along with 500 sailors and marines left Britain in February.
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World Angelina Jolie Opens Film Festival About Sexual Violence In Conflict
The ‘Fighting Stigma Through Film’ festival is screening 38 documentaries and films, each telling the stories of sexual violence survivors.
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News Policeman 'Petrified' After Novichok Exposure In Salisbury
Detective Sergeant Nick Bailey also said he was angry that such a substance had been used as it potentially put innocent people at risk.