COMMENT: The North Korea Nuclear Launch Sites are Closed – But Kim Keeps the Key
In just a decade of fast technology, Kim Jong-un has made the US take him seriously.
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News Defence Secretary Announces £80m 'Project Guardian' To Protect The Skies
The new technology will support early detection and rapid response to potential hostile or suspect aircraft.
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News North Korea Vows No More Nuclear Or Missile Tests
The UK has welcomed the announcement that North Korea is to put a halt to its nuclear testing programme.
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News Queen Celebrates 92nd Birthday With Gun Salutes Around The Country
Gun salutes are customarily fired, both onshore and at sea, as a sign of respect or welcome.
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News Prince Harry And Meghan Attend Sydney Invictus Games Reception
The countdown is on...
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Soldiering On Soldiering On Awards 2018: RAF Invictus Games star Luke Delahunty Wins People’s Choice Award
RAF veteran and Invictus athlete Luke Delahunty is this year’s winner of the People’s Choice in the Soldiering On Awards
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News Former Army Officer Nears End Of Multiple Marathon Challenge
Former Army Officer Lizzie Rosewell set herself the challenge of running 360 miles of the Western Front in 15 days for charity...
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Soldiering On Prime Minister Sends Support To Soldiering On Awards
Theresa May has offered her support to tonight's Soldiering On Awards 2018
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News Royal Navy Escorts Russian Warship Through English Channel
HMS St Albans has been escorting a Russian warship through the English Channel.
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Soldiering On Soldiering On Awards 2018: As It Happened
Here's a recap of our live coverage of tonight's glitzy #SoldieringOnAwards hosted by Jeremy Vine and Vicki Michelle
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News Berlin Police Defuse WW2 Bomb After Mass Evacuation
About 10,000 people were evacuated from central Berlin as German police defused a World War Two bomb.
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News Europe's Biggest Military Exercise To Begin In Britain
Exercise Joint Warrior is set to get underway in Her Majesty's Naval Base Clyde on 21 April.
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News Royal Regiment Of Scotland Impresses Some Of The Army's Toughest Judges
The Royal Regiment of Scotland did their best to impress some of the Army’s toughest judges as they prepare to take on ceremonial guard ...
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News New Gurkha Recruits Take Their First Steps Into British Society
Since arriving two months ago, the recruits had stayed exclusively at their Catterick base, making the day out a special treat.
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News Funeral Of Red Arrows Engineer Takes Place
Corporal Jonathan Bayliss died after a Hawk T1 jet crashed at RAF Valley last month.
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News RAF Takes Centenary Celebrations To Germany
Royal Air Force personnel who work either side of the German-Dutch border have come together to mark the RAF’s centenary.