Packages Containing Ricin Sent To Pentagon
Packages containing the poisonous substance ricin have been sent to US Department of Defense's headquarters, the Pentagon in Washington DC.
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News British Troops Train On Japanese Soil For First Time
British troops have made history this week, training on Japanese soil for the very first time as the nations aim strengthen defence and ...
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Health and Fitness Army Women Endured Polar Expedition Better Than Men, Study Finds
A team of soldiers who tested themselves to the limit in the Antarctic are providing essential data and information on how the female body ...
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News Typhoons Arrive In Oman For Large Scale Training Exercise
Exercise Saif Sareea 3 will involve around 5,500 UK military personnel.
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News 'UK Defence Experts Talking To Indonesia' Following Earthquake And Tsunami
Gavin Williamson went on to say that the UK has "assets on standby for immediate deployment to aid all those affected".
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News How The Army Prepares For A Frontline Attack On Armoured Vehicles
7th Parachute Regiment Royal Horse Artillery is a high readiness unit, able to deploy across the globe within five days to support airborne ...
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News Children Under 11 'Banned' From Bridgend Remembrance Parade
The local Royal British Legion Branch said that after bad weather last year, children of a primary school age wouldn't be able to attend.
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News Free Home For Homeless Veterans Open In Ayrshire, Scotland
Building materials were paid for by the charity Soldiers Off The Streets (SOTS) but most of the construction was completed by local ...
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News 'Bad Behaviour' Forces Changes To Army v Navy Match
The Army Navy rugby committee has announced changes to the Army v Navy fixture at Twickenham because of a rise in incidents of unacceptable ...
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News Chinese Warship 'Came Dangerously Close To US Destroyer'
The encounter could worsen tensions between the nations, already at odds over a trade dispute...
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News Russia Criticises Britain's 'Unjustified' Military Plans In Arctic
The Russian Embassy says plans by Britain to increase its military presence in the Arctic are unjustified.
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News MoD Pays £700,000 Damages To Bloody Sunday Victims, Says Solicitor
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has paid £700,000 in damages to the families of two men shot dead on Bloody Sunday, their solicitor has said.
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News Documentary Claims To Have Identified Former British Soldier As IRA Pub Bomber
Documentary-makers claim to have identified two prime suspects, one a former British soldier, in the 1974 IRA Birmingham pub bombings.
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News Ambassador Expects UK To Strengthen Defence Links With Japan
The British Ambassador to Japan says he expects the two countries to strengthen defence links as they prepare for joint military land ...
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WWII D-Day Veteran Awarded France's Highest Military Medal
A 93-year-old British veteran has been awarded the Legion d'Honneur for his role in the D-Day landings.
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News Battle Bus Returns To Covent Garden For WW1 Centenary
The buses are the last remaining of the 900 that were requisitioned, repainted from their iconic red colour to green for camouflage.