Royal Praise For ‘Invictus Family’ As Games Close
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex paid tribute to Games competitors.
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Invictus Games Team UK Celebrate Haul Of 72 Medals At Invictus Games
The British wheelchair basketball side ended the tournament by beating New Zealand in the bronze medal match.
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Women COMMENT: Lessons Still To Be Learned Despite Female Personnel Announcement
More needs to be done to encourage women to join the military, writes Rhicha Kapila.
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Exercises NATO Begins Biggest Military Exercise Since Cold War
Its aim is to ensure that NATO forces are trained, able to operate together, and ready to respond to any threat from any direction.
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News Women In Combat: All Roles Now Open To Female Personnel
The Defence Secretary has announced that women can now serve in Army close combat roles.
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Invictus Games Inked Athletes: Team UK Mark Invictus Success With Games Tattoos
As many as 20 Team UK athletes have got an Invictus Games tattoo to signify the obstacles they have passed to get to Sydney.
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Invictus Games Invictus Ambassador David Beckham Pays Surprise Visit To Team UK
The former England captain was joined by two of his sons for the visit in Sydney.
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Veterans Chelsea Pensioners' Scarlet Coats To Be Upgraded
Some pensioners have complained that in the hot summer weather their iconic jackets become very uncomfortable.
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News Your Chance To Buy A Former Military Barracks
The Defensible Barracks in Pembrokeshire was originally built around 1844.
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News Special Operations Dog Posthumously Awarded Top Bravery Honour
A military working dog has been awarded the Dickin Medal for his remarkable actions in Afghanistan.
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News Meet Hannah Shergold: The Invictus Artist
Three paintings of that are on auction to raise money for Team UK.
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Northern Ireland £900,000 In Damages Paid By Government For Bloody Sunday Victims
More than £900,000 is to be paid out in compensation over the Bloody Sunday shootings in Londonderry.
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Women Behind The Frontline: A Look Back On Women In The Armed Forces
The ban for women to serve in ground close combat roles was lifted in 2016.
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Gurkhas Government Apologises To Gurkhas Forced To Provide DNA For 'Right To Settle'
Over 130 people were required to take DNA tests by the Home Office in order to prove their right to live in Britain.
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Remembrance Student Union Leader Apologises Over Vows To Paint Over WWI Mural
The Rothenstein Mural depicts students who died during the Great War collecting the degrees they were unable to finish.
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Russia COMMENT: If The Russians Invaded Norway - What Would NATO Do?
NATO rules declare that the rest of NATO has to then kick the Russians back into Russia. But would they? And anyway, could they?