Prehistoric Remains Unearthed At British Army Base
Three burial sites and various artifacts were found dating back to the Bronze age...
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News Iraqi Forces Move To Take Control Of Kirkuk
The disputed city is home to the oldest oil fields in the country and a Kurdish military base...
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Remembrance WW1 Poets Honoured With Violins Made From Military Hospital Tree
A violin maker has crafted three violins from a tree in the grounds of a shell-shock treatment hospital, in honour of three renowned First ...
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News MPs Warn Red Arrows Could Be Flying Foreign-Built Jets
Jets flown by the Red Arrows are likely to be built overseas unless the government intervenes, a cross-party group has warned...
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News Syrian Fighters Attempting To Retake The Last IS-Held Pocket In Raqqa
Reports from Syria suggest that the siege of the city of Raqqa could be entering its final stage.
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News HMS Severn Pays Final Visit To Newport
A Royal Navy ship due to be decommissioned this month has arrived in Wales where the crew is rehearsing for a Freedom Parade taking place ...
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News War Veteran In His 90s Robbed Inside His Own Home
An elderly war veteran has been robbed in his home, moments after saying goodbye to a friend...
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News Global Powers Remain Committed To Iran Deal Despite Trump's Criticism
The UK and all other global signatories to the international nuclear deal with Iran have said they remain committed to it despite Donald ...
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News Syrian Forces Waging "Final" Battle Against IS In Raqqa
US-backed Kurdish-led forces fighting Islamic State militants in Syria have said they are waging the "final" battle to uproot the extremists ...
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News Regimental Pony Who Tried To Eat The Queen's Flowers Promoted
An Army Shetland pony who made the news when he tried to eat the Queen's posy, has been promoted.
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News Trump: "Iran State Sponsor Of Terrorism"
Donald Trump has refused to recertify the nuclear deal between the US and Iran, saying Tehran is not living up to the "spirit" of the ...
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News Royal Navy Divers Tackle Speared Torpedo
Royal Navy divers have destroyed a test torpedo which had been speared by the anchor of a merchant vessel.
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Army The Proud Gurkhas Making The UK Their Home
The Gurkhas' bravery on the battlefield is legendary - and more than 46,000 have died fighting for Britain...
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News World War One Airmen Laid To Rest 101 Years After Their Death
101 years on from their death, the graves of two soldiers killed in the First World War have been rededicated with full military honours.
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News Is Friday 13th Really Unlucky? It Seems So...
Paraskevidekatriaphobia, if you learn how to say it you are cured…
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News Remembering Passchendaele: 100 Rounds For 100 Years
Master gunmaker to honour one of World War One's most brutal battles