Shiner accused troops of murder and gets a suspended sentence? Justice not served
The ex-lawyer got off far too lightly, argues Hilary Meredith-Beckham, after making fake torture and murder allegations against UK soldiers.
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Nato Nato must spend more to compete with Russia's war economy, says Rutte
Nato's Secretary General warned that the West has not done enough to prepare its defence industries for war, like Russia has.
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USA Decision to let Ukraine use US missiles to strike inside Russia branded crazy by Trump
The President-elect's comments came in an interview with Time magazine, which marked him as its Person of the Year for the second time.
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Army British troops end Sky Sabre deployment to Poland defending Nato's eastern flank
Around 100 personnel were deployed to Poland along with the Sky Sabre surface-to-air missile system for Operation Stifftail.
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Syria Future of Russia's Syrian air and naval bases in doubt with fall of Assad regime
Moscow supported the Assad government's fight against rebel groups, including Islamic State, and had two bases on the Mediterranean coast.
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Navy HMS Triumph returns to Devonport for decommissioning after 34 years of service
Friends and family watched her sail back to the base, the sub having taken part in the war in Afghanistan and Operation Ellamy in Libya.
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Royals King thanks Military Wives Choirs for birthday performance at Buckingham Palace
King Charles wrote a letter to the choir following their appearance at the palace for his 76th birthday celebrations.
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Veterans Veteran volunteers wanted for magic mushroom gambling addiction experiment
The Heroic Hearts Project wants to find out if the psychedelic substance found in the mushrooms could be an effective treatment.
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News Sobering figures reveal 37% rise in deaths related to armed conflict, new study finds
Deaths were up by 37% globally, the IISS conflict survey found, with a staggering increase of 315% in the Middle East and North Africa.
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WWI Campaign launched to ensure WWI Royal Naval Air Service aviators are remembered
The campaign looks to raise thousands of pounds to create a memorial to those who served in the RNAS during the First World War.
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RAF All-female Chinook crew and engineers drop in to schools to inspire next-gen RAF
Visting their previous schools, they told students how they operate the Chinook aircraft and about their careers in the RAF.
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Army Sports bra fittings roll out across Army garrisons to support servicewomen
The message is that a sports bra should be viewed as an essential kit not simply a piece of underwear.
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Opinion Joint Expeditionary Force is a British defence success, but UK credibility is under threat
Defence analyst Ed Arnold says the UK needs to make a decision on what to do with the JEF before confidence in the force is lost.
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LGBTQ Defence Secretary promises Armed Forces LGBT compensation will be paid swiftly
John Healey also announced that veterans can apply to have their rank restored and the reason for their discharge amended.
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Afghanistan Exclusive: Veterans of war in Afghanistan fear their sacrifice will be forgotten
A UK Afghanistan Veterans Community survey of 1,500 former military personnel finds more should be done to commemorate their contribution.
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Football UK Armed Forces win tense French battle to take Kentish Cup title race to the wire
A 1-0 win was sealed by a goal from their captain Danny Kerr.