Defence Spending Must Increase To Maintain US Relations, MPs Warn
The Government must increase spending on the armed forces to 3% of GDP if Britain is to maintain its defence relationship with the United ...
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News New Report Finds Forces Kids 'Resilient'
Children's Commissioner for England says military children face a unique set of challenges...
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News Foreign Secretary Holds Talks With Afghan Government Officials
The UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson MP has flown to Kabul, Afghanistan, for talks with senior Government officials.
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News Air Cadet On Course To Be Britain's Youngest Pilot
An air cadet is on course to become Britain's youngest pilot, even before reaching the age that would allow him to drive.
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News Behind The Scenes With The RAF Falcons
Forces News has gone behind the scenes of the RAF Falcons as they prepare to parachute into Armed Forces Day this weekend.
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News Royal Navy Shadows Russian Warships In North Sea
A Royal Navy ship has shadowed two Russian warships in the North Sea as they approached the English Channel.
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News EU Nations To Formalise Plans For European Military Intervention Force
Nine EU nations will formalise a plan to create a European military intervention force, with Britain backing the measure..
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News British Military Stopping Illegal Bird Hunters Commended By Defence Minister
A Defence Minister has visited Cyprus to see the work being done by military personnel to stop illegal bird hunting. ..
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News Labour Pledges To Stop "Failing Multi-Million-Pound MoD Contracts"
The next Labour government would call a halt to outsourcing multi-million-pound service contracts to the private sector that are failing...
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News New Names Added To University War Memorial
Among the names are a successful rugby player, who was capped for Scotland, a respected doctor and a grocer's son.
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News Younger Veterans Feel Alienated From Society
Research found veterans their employers did not value them and they weren’t as respected as their US counterparts or the emergency services.
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News Pair Jailed For Taking More Than 100 Artefacts From Wreckage Of Royal Navy Vessel
Two men have been jailed for failing to disclose more than 100 items taken from a sunken World War One Royal Navy warship
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News France And Belgium Seek Unesco Recognition For WWI Memorials
The move comes as the centennial remembrance of the 1914-1918 war nears its end.
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News Labour Not Going Back On Decision To Support Trident, Says Shadow Defence Secretary
Nia Griffith stressed it was party policy to support the nuclear deterrent, adding uncertainty in the world meant this is not the time to be ...
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News Prince William To Make First Royal Tour To Middle East
The Duke of Cambridge will arrive in the Middle East for the start of a major tour of Jordan, Israel and the Occupied Palestinian ...
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News US To Send 215 Caskets To North Korea To Bring Back Soldiers Killed In Korean War
North Korea agreed to send home US war remains during a June 12 meeting between leader Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump.