New D-Day Sculpture To Mark 75 Years Since 'Heroic Sacrifice'
The monument has been built in tribute to the 4,414 Allied servicemen who lost their lives in the first 24 hours of the Normandy landings.
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Russia 'Unusual' Activity At Russian Embassy Around Days Of Novichok Poisoning
The source said intelligence services continue to believe the attack was ordered at "the highest level in the Russian state".
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News Yemen Peace Process In 'Last Chance Saloon', Foreign Secretary Warns
Yemen has been gripped in civil war since 2014 which has killed thousands of people.
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News £11m In Funding Allocated To Boost UK's Response To Chemical Attacks
The money will help develop unmanned vehicles, such as drones and robots.
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News Defence Secretary To Propose 10-Year Limit On Prosecution Of Soldiers
Gavin Williamson is expected to bring forward legislation to protect the military from prosecution of alleged historic abuse.
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Exercises Poachers Prepare For Exercise In Egyptian Desert
Personnel from the Royal Anglian Regiment are preparing to deploy to Egypt for an exercise.
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Northern Ireland Charging Veterans Over Bloody Sunday 'Seems Wrong', Johnny Mercer Says
Four veterans, in their 60s and 70s, could face murder charges in connection with Bloody Sunday.
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News Veteran Targeting Paralympic Success In 2020
Former Royal Engineer Luke Sinnott believes he is "mentally ready" to challenge for a medal.
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News Son Of Osama Bin Laden Stripped Of Saudi Citizenship
The announcement came after the United States revealed a reward of up to $1m in the hunt for Hamza bin Laden.
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News Pakistan Releases Captured Indian Pilot
Pakistan's Prime Minister said the pilot has been released as "a goodwill gesture".
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Army Royal Welsh Troops Mark St David’s Day At Tidworth
Personnel from the regiment have commemorated St David’s Day at Lucknow Barracks.
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News Stranded Grey Seal Rescued From WWII Pillbox
It is believed the injured seal was stuck on the Second World War pillbox for more than a day.
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Exercises Exercise Templar's Triumph: How Humanitarian Workers Prepare Sandhurst Cadets For Conflict
The International Committee of the Red Cross was at the Royal Military Academy to provide insight into their operations.
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Army Salisbury Decontamination Work 'Completed' After Nerve Agent Attack
The announcement comes after a year-long military clean-up following the Sergei Skripal poisoning.
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Politics Capita And MOD Equally Responsible For Recruitment Failures, MPs Say
The Army's recruitment contract with Capita was badly drawn up and overcomplicated, according to the Public Accounts Committee.
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Space Stellar Success: Former RAF Harrier Pilot Becomes UK's First Commercial Astronaut
Sixty-one-year-old Dave MacKay previously flew Harriers for the RAF.