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.
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News Britain's Strength 'Important To Stabilise Use Of World's Oceans'
JS Kashima, Japan’s training ship, docked in Portsmouth this weekend as part of a round-the-world training cruise.
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News Russia To Hold 'Biggest Military Exercise Since Cold War'
Their defence minister says the 'Vostok-2018' exercises will be the largest of their kind since 1981.
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News UN Experts Highlight Possible Yemen War Crimes
They are urging the international community to "refrain from providing arms that could be used in the conflict" in Yemen.
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News British D-Day Veteran Awarded Highest French Honour
Harry Johnson was presented with the insignia of Chevalier of the Legion d'Honneur on Tuesday, 21 August at HM Naval Base Clyde.
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News Prime Minister Presents WW1 Relic To South Africa
Mrs May gave the Mendi bell to South African President Cyril Ramaphosa in a ceremony at Cape Town's presidential office.
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News US President Orders Flags To Be Lowered In John McCain Tribute Following Criticism
The flags will fly at half-mast until Mr McCain's burial on Sunday.
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News Foreign Secretary To Visit Myanmar After UN Reveals 'Shocking Crimes'
Mr Hunt described the findings as "deeply disturbing".
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News Henry Moore Watercolour Sketch Discovered Among Nazi Art Hoard
The piece was confiscated from a German museum in the 1930s for being what Adolf Hitler classified as "degenerate art".
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News Macron Pushes For Increased EU Defence Cooperation
The French President said the continent's security should not rely so much on the United States.
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Technology Frontline Tech: Satellite Navigation - Lost In Space?
Satellite navigation has become such a part of everyday life that we often fail to appreciate how much we use it.