Sabre Strike: NATO Exercise Bigger Than Ever Before
Its aim is to prove readiness against threats to the region but it is being increasingly viewed by Russia as provocation...
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News Gurkha's Fight To Stop Sister Being Deported
More than 900 people have signed a petition to prevent the deportation of 75-year-old Lal Suba Gurung back to Nepal.
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News 'Completely Unacceptable' To Exclude UK From Galileo, Says Defence Minister
The European Commission has said the UK cannot immediately have access to the system after Brexit because it will become a foreign entity.
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News Police Search Premises After Man Bailed Over Alleged F-35 Secret Plot
The man was arrested amid fears that classified information about Britain's new multimillion-pound F-35 stealth fighter jets may have been ...
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News Military Assets At "Significant Risk" Amid Staff Cuts, Warns Defence Police Chief
The security of the UK's key military assets are at "significant risk" because of staffing cuts in the Ministry of Defence Police, a leading ...
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News Sanctions Will Remain Until North Korea Denuclearises, Says US Secretary Of State
The US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says sanctions on North Korea will remain until they complete denuclearisation.
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News Foreign Secretary: Saudi-led Forces Must Protect Civilians In Yemen
The Foreign Secretary has said Saudi-led forces who have started an assault on a Yemen port city must "prioritise" the protection of ...
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News EU Unveils “Game Changer” Defence Fund For Post-Brexit Era
"The European Defence Fund is a game changer for defence cooperation in Europe..."
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News US General Stresses Need For NATO Exercise On Russia’s Flank
The exercise has more than tripled in size in the last four years, involving 18,000 troops from 19 NATO countries including the UK.
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News Katrice Lee Search Area 'Ruled Out' From Investigation
The latest search was brought to an end by the Royal Military Police at the end of last month.
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News Trump: North Korea 'No Longer Nuclear Threat'
The US president described the summit with Kim Jong-un as "an interesting and very positive experience".
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News Navy Searching For Sea Mines In The Mediterranean
A Royal Navy vessel has been leading a NATO multinational exercise in the region.
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News Unknown British WWI Soldiers Laid To Rest In France
The four soldiers were buried with full military honours in France.
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News On Your Marks: Bletchley Park Hosts Grand Prix For Pigeons
More than 500 pigeons took part in the race which last took place in 1928.
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News Medals Of The Man Who Drove Churchill Sell For Thousands
"Jack" Burford was driver to passengers including former Prime Minister Winston Churchill and then-General, later Field Marshal Montgomery.
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Feature The Dogs Trained To Find Bodies
Search dogs have been used in many investigations, such as the case of missing Alan Addis and the Moor Murders... But how do they operate?