Soldier's Death In Training Exercise Was 'Avoidable Accident'
Lance Corporal Joe Spencer died when his rifle discharged as he rested his chin on the weapon.
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News More Than Half Of Novichok-Contaminated Sites Cleared, Says MoD
It’s not clear when the decontamination process will be complete for Salisbury or for Amesbury but it is expected to take months rather than ...
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News Russia Attacks 'Draconian' New US Sanctions Over Salisbury Attack
The Kremlin said the US action was "absolutely unlawful" but played down the prospect of immediate tit-for-tat measures.
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News 'This Is Not For You' - The Play About The Plight Of Injured Veterans
"We need to remember the dead of course, but most importantly, please, respect and remember the living."
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News Declassified: RAF Hethel's New Life As A Lotus Test Track
Hundreds of aircraft used to take off from the base now hundreds of cars are tested on the old runway each year.
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News £3.5 Million Restoration Of First Army Hospital's Chapel Completed
The Royal Victoria Hospital at Netley, near Southampton, used to be the largest military hospital in the UK.
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News Tattoo Show With International Military Bands Is ‘A Privilege’, Says Piper
"It's good when there's so much conflict going on around the world to have different nations all around us playing Scottish music."
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News Lord Bramall: 'Stop Investigations Into Soldiers Over Bloody Sunday'
The former head of the British Army has called for the Government to end investigations into soldiers over Northern Ireland.
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News Downing Street Welcomes US Sanctions On Russia
The Government has welcomed the announcement that the US is imposing new sanctions on Russia, in response to the poisoning of Sergei Skripal ...
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News US To Impose New Sanctions On Russia After Nerve Agent Attack
United States officials say new sanctions will be imposed on Russia following the nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy in Salisbury.
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News March Through Ypres Commemorates 100 Years Since End Of WWI
More than 2000 members of the Royal British Legion have marched through Ypres to commemorate 100 years since the end of World War One.
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News Venezuela President Alleges Two Opposition Leaders Linked To Drone Attack
It follows a suspected assassination attempt on Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro hen drones armed with explosives detonated while he was ...
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News Russian Warships Monitored By Royal Navy In English Channel
The Udaloy-class destroyer Severomorsk and Slava-class cruiser Marshal Ustinov have just finished taking part in the Russian Navy Days event ...
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News Suffolk Cadets Get a Taste Of Military Life In Germany
Many of the cadets would like to sign up once they come of age, so the camp is a look at life for these future servicemen and women.
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News My Fight To Remove The 'Stammer Stigma' In The Armed Forces
"I have stammered since the age of three, and this ‘speech difference’ has had a profound effect on my career and approach to life..."
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News NATO Jet Accidentally Fires Missile Over Estonia
An investigation into a missile accidentally fired over the skies of Estonia by a Spanish aircraft has been opened.