'Rugby On Ice' - Phoenix Winter Games' Newest Sport Makes Debut
The sport is the Paralympic variant of ice hockey, with its origins dating back to the 1960s.
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News Doubt: The Artwork Inspired By The Afghanistan Conflict
An artwork inspired by an Afghanistan veteran has gone on display in Southwark Cathedral.
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News How The RAF Saves Lives After Aircraft Accidents
One of the lesser-known arms of the Royal Air Force is its three Mountain Rescue teams stationed across the country ready to respond 365 ...
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News Governments Must Tackle Artificial Intelligence Threats, Report Warns
Rogue states, terrorists or cybercriminals might wield the technology in the next five to ten years...
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News Prince Charles Praises Troops At NATO UK Base
Royal visit as HQ ARRC celebrates 25 years of work...
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News Trial Begins Of Former Soldier Accused Of Murdering 83-Year-Old Dog Walker
Alexander Palmer allegedly attacked 83-year-old Peter Wrighton from behind with a knife before dragging his body under brambles on August 5 ...
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News British Army Prepares Kuwait's Future Commanders
Behind-the-scenes at the Ali Al-Sabah Military College...
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News Thirlmere Zip Wire Plan Withdrawn After Objections From The MoD
Controversial plans for a zip wire attraction in the Lake District have been withdrawn after objections from the Ministry of Defence.
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RAF Pensioner Builds His Own Supercar - Powered By A Spitfire Engine
Under the engine bay sits a 27-litre V12 48V Merlin engine, built by Rover in 1952 - the same engine that powered the Spitfire...
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News Convicted Paedophile Ex-Paratrooper Back In Police Custody After High-Profile Manhunt
An ex-paratrooper, who served alongside Prince Harry, is back in police custody after two weeks on the run following his conviction for ...
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RAF WWII Hero Celebrates 103rd Birthday By Meeting Female RAF Pilot
A Second World War RAF officer, celebrating his 103rd birthday, had his wish granted when he met a top female pilot.
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News COMMENT: Are We About To Witness The Bloodiest War Ever?
The Congo War (1998-2003) left more civilians dead than Korea, Vietnam, Iraq and Syria...
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News Syrian Government Shelling Kills 98 In Damascus
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said it was the deadliest day in three years in the Eastern Ghouta area.
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News US And UK Disagree About Fate Of "Beatles" Terrorists
Britain is in talks with the US about how to deal with two suspected IS fighters...
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News Turkey Warns Syria Against Helping Kurds
Syrian government forces are expected to enter a Kurdish-held area to help repel a Turkish military assault.
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News HMS Belfast Prepares For 80th Anniversary Of Launch
HMS Belfast protected Arctic convoys and supported D-Day before she became a museum ship