Sinkhole Uncovers Wartime Secrets Under... Primark
A sinkhole under the carpark of a Kent branch of Primark recently opened to reveal a hidden network of tunnels from WWII.
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News Ex-Soldier Who 'Climbed Mount Kilimanjaro' Jailed For Disability Benefits Fraud
A former soldier who fraudulently claimed thousands of pounds in disability benefits will be sentenced today.
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News Celtic "Appalled" By Fans Chanting Against Lee Rigby
The football club have vowed to take action against a group of fans filmed singing an offensive song about the murdered soldier...
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News Pilot's-Eye View: HMS Queen Elizabeth Marks 100 Years Since First Aircraft Landing
This footage shows a pilot's view as a Merlin Mk2 helicopter landing and taking off from the flight deck of HMS Queen Elizabeth
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Prince Philip Historic Final Solo Royal Engagement For Duke Of Edinburgh
As a former Royal Navy officer Philip's last official event, after almost 70 years championing his own causes and charities, fittingly ...
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News Army Cadets Safe After Bad Weather Hits Training Exercise
A group of more than 50 from the Cleveland Army Cadet Force in Middlesbrough were on a training exercise in the Mourne range in Co Down when ...
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Stories What's In A Tattoo & Why Do They Matter To The Military?
The idea of tattooing allegedly entered Great British popular culture as a result of the Navy, who discovered the art on their worldwide ...
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News Terrorist Cell Planning Lee Rigby-Style Plot Sentenced To Life
Naweed Ali, Khobaib Hussain, Mohibur Rahman and Tahir Aziz, who dubbed themselves the "Three Musketeers", have been jailed for life at the ...
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News National Play Day: What's On In Britain's Military Areas
It's Britain's 30th National Play Day today, celebrating the importance of play to children. We've been trawling Twitter to find out what's ...
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News Two US Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan Convoy Attack
The blast has been claimed by the Taliban and took place near an airport in the southern city of Kandahar.
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News A Plain Speaking Prince: The Duke Of Edinburgh's Best Blunders
There’s no doubt about Prince Philip’s status as a national treasure, and it could be said that he’s best known and loved for his infamous ...
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News First Pilot To Ever Land On Aircraft Carrier Commemorated
A ceremony to commemorate the pilot who completed the first successful aircraft landing on a moving ship is taking place today.
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News Battle Of Britain Spitfire Pilot Dies
Ken Wilkinson, who was among those famously dubbed "The Few" by Winston Churchill, was 99, the Battle of Britain Memorial Trust (BBMT) said.
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News Material Found In Incinerator Could Have Links To Corrie
Detectives searching for missing RAF gunner Corrie McKeague have said material found at an incinerator plant needs "further examination" to ...
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News Battle Of Britain Veterans Hold Final Reunion
RAF Veterans from a Squadron which took part in the Battle of Britain have held their final reunion today in Wiltshire
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News Marines Set To Complete Epic 1664 Mile Run
A team of Royal Marines who aimed to run 1,664 miles in 100 days are now reaching their final few steps.