'Corrie Was Never In Bin Or Landfill', Says Missing Airman's Mother
Nicola Urquhart has proposed a number of reasons why her son did not fall asleep in a bin in Bury St Edmunds before going missing.
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News South Korea Appoints New Defence Chief
Jeong Kyeong-doo, a former pilot, is taking over the role.
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News 'No Reason To Spend On US-South Korea War Games For Now', Says Trump
The US President has said there is no reason to spend more money on military war games with South Korea.
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News F-35B Completes First Flight Test Using British-Built Weapons
The F-35B Lightning jet has carried out its first trials whilst armed with UK weapons, bringing it a step closer to operational readiness.
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News Chief Of The Air Staff Praises 'Extremely Successful' Op Biloxi
The Chief Of The Air Staff has hailed the work of RAF personnel protecting NATO airspace in Romania as "extremely successful".
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News Appeal After Military Medals Stolen From Beach
The incident occurred last Tuesday at a beach in Bridlington in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
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News British Military Reaches Somalia Training Milestone
UK forces have been providing training to the Somalian National Army since January 2017.
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Technology Britain To Spend £92m Examining Galileo Satellite Alternative
The UK faces being excluded from the Galileo project following Brexit.
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News First Female Distinguished Flying Cross Winner Praises Crew
Michelle Ouellette was part of a team that saved a rifleman's life in Iraq.
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News Royal Marines Veteran Becomes First Blind Person To Row Pacific
Steve Sparkes and his fellow rowing partner, also a former Royal Marine, have since completed the Great Pacific Race.
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News UK Signs Deal To Combat Islamist Extremists In West Africa
The UK has agreed a deal to provide cash and a training package, designed to boost efforts to target Islamist extremists in West Africa.
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News Could The Royal Navy Be Asked To Help British Fishermen?
French and British fishermen clashed in a fight over scallops - with French boats being accused of throwing stones and smoke bombs at ...
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News More Than 1,300 Women Enquire About Joining Royal Marines
It is two years since the then-Prime Minister, David Cameron, lifted the ban on women serving in ground close combat roles.
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News HMS Prince Of Wales' Ops Room Ready For Use
Crew will use the room to look out for threats and track the movements of the carrier’s F-35B jets and Merlin helicopters.
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News WW2 Wellington Bomber Being Restored To Former Glory
Work is continuing on one of just two surviving Vickers Wellington bombers from the Second World War.
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News Do You Have Memorabilia Showing British Forces Life In Germany?
One historian is appealing for items ahead of a new exhibition about British Forces Germany next May.