Junior soldiers urged to stay safe as snow and travel disruptions affect return to training
If they can’t get back to Army Foundation College Harrogate safely, the young recruits have been told to wait until it is safe to do so.
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News Team GB powered by Royal Marine brakeman strikes gold in Winterberg bobsleigh
Team GB's four-man bobsleigh end a 20-year drought in Winterberg with a thrilling victory over Germany.
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Ukraine Russia deploys top general to oversee defence in Kursk amid Ukrainian counter-attack
The latest operation follows the incursion by Ukrainian forces into the Kursk region in August 2024.
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Ukraine Two Ukrainian paras capture 14 Russian troops in grenade assault on trench
According to the Ukrainians, the Russians surrendered without a fight after grenades were thrown into their trench system.
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Sport British bobsleigh teams finish 4th and 16th in IBSF World Cup round at Winterberg
The British duo were just 0.9 seconds behind winner Germany's Francesco Friedrich, with Adam Baird and Ollie Butterworth making a strong ...
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News Belfast's Cold War nuclear bunker to safeguard Northern Ireland's defence heritage
The bunker is one of more than 4,500 defence heritage sites mapped as part of a recent survey programme.
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News Ex-soldier awarded British Empire Medal for volunteer work with Blind Veterans UK
The veteran was honoured for his work supporting others facing sight loss.
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Weapons and Kit A soldier's best friend? China unveils robotic dog designed for multi-terrain use
The B2-W robotic system is a new design that has been unveiled in China by Unitree Technology.
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Ukraine Russia launches 300 drone attacks and 20 missiles in first three days of 2025
President Zelensky said on X that a 'large amount was shot down or neutralised by our forces using electronic warfare means'.
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Army Thousands of British troops heading to Eastern Europe for Exercise Steadfast Dart
The exercise will strengthen Nato's coordination by enabling the rapid deployment of high-readiness forces.
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Rugby Union Forces rugby union mourns the loss of former player and head coach Steve Worrall
He captained the Combined Services team against New Zealand in the famous 1993 fixture.
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Middle East Israel lifts the lid on commando raid on Iranian-funded missile factory in Syria
Operation Many Ways was carried out by soldiers from the Shaldag - an Israeli Air Force unit that focuses on special forces-style missions.
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Russia Russia suffering 102 casualties for every square km as losses continue to mount
Russian progress in Ukraine is slow, and at its current rate experts say it would take two years for Moscow to seize all of Donetsk Oblast.
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Veterans We need you: WW2 veterans urged to register for VE Day and VJ Day events
Events to commemorate the anniversaries will centre on the efforts of the Allied forces from the UK, the Commonwealth and beyond.
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Technology US hits milestone in ballistic missile defence test using Aegis Guam System
The AGS integrated with a radar and vertical launch system marks the first end-to-end tracking of a ballistic missile with the radar.
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Navy Second World War veteran who volunteered for bomb disposal duties dies aged 100
Boyd Salmon, a former Royal Navy bomb disposal officer who cleared unexploded ordnance across Europe, has died.