British Soldier 'Unjustified' In Shooting Teen Manus Deery
The boy "didn't pose a threat to soldiers or anyone else," a coroner has said.
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News Families Of Hyde Park Bombing Soldiers 'To Prosecute Ex-Suspect'
Relatives of two of the four members of the Royal Household Cavalry who died in the 1982 blast said they want "justice" for their loved ones ...
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News US To Sell Warplanes To Nigeria In Fight Against Boko Haram
The United States is moving forward with plans to sell high-tech attack aircraft to Nigeria to help in the fight against Boko Haram Islamic ...
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News Military Bikers Aim To Conquer World’s Longest Road
The "British Army Trans Americas Expedition" team will travel from the southern tip of South America to Alaska.
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News British Man Killed In Stockholm Lorry Attack Named
A British father who was killed in the Stockholm terror attack has been named.
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News Services To Mark 100th Anniversary Of WW1 Battles
More than 20 thousand people, including members of the Royal Family, will gather in Northern France to commemorate the 100th anniversary of ...
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News Fallon: Russia To Blame For Syrian Civilian Deaths
The defence secretary, Sir Michael Fallon, has said Russia "is responsible for every death" in last week's chemical attack in Syria - for ...
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News US Warships Sent To Korean Peninsula
US warships have been deployed to the western Pacific Ocean to provide a 'physical presence' near the Korean peninsula.
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News WATCH: White Helmets Kick Off Their Last Ever Season In Style
The Royal Signals Motorcycle display team have kicked off their final ever season.
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News Boris Johnson Pulls Out Of Moscow Meeting Over Kremlin Assad Support
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has pulled out of a visit to Moscow in the wake of the Syrian chemical weapons attack saying "we deplore ...
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News Million Pound SAS Art Installation Opens To The Public
A one-million-pound art installation honouring the SAS is on view to the public from today at Hereford Cathedral. The new SAS ‘Ascension’ ...
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News Prince Harry Meets Invictus Games Hopefuls
Prince Harry has been at Day Two of this year's UK team trials for the Invictus Games.
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News Putting The Germans On The Back Foot At Vimy Ridge
In April 1917, British forces composed largely of Canadians launched a successful operation against the Germans on the Western Front.
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News Hunting The Hunters: Catching The Cruel Gangs Behind A Cypriot Delicacy
Conservation groups estimate more than 2 million migratory birds were illegally killed in Cyprus last year - nearly 900 thousand of them ...
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News Marathon des Sables: Preparing For The Toughest Race On Earth
Two Army officers are preparing for one of the world’s most famous ultra-marathons. The 156-mile Marathon des Sables is a six-day race in up ...
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News COMMENT: How Trump Changed The Game
Our defence analyst Christopher Lee takes a look at what President Trump's actions in Syria could mean for the rest of the world...