More than £130m paid out to Armed Forces personnel over injury or illness
The department has released annual, pre-audit figures on the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme, which show an increase of £14.8m.
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Invictus Games Prince Harry's right-hand man to step down as CEO of the Invictus Games Foundation
Dominic Reid helped deliver the first Invictus Games in London as event director, with the Duke of Sussex paying tribute.
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Ukraine Zelensky tells PM to show leadership and help Ukraine with long-range capability
President Volodymyr Zelensky was visiting Downing Street, where he became the first foreign leader to address Cabinet in person since 1997.
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Cyprus Cyprus' ghost airport: Rare glimpse inside key 1974 battleground that's frozen in time
Nicosia International Airport was once a busy hub for holidaymakers but in 1974 that all changed.
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RAF Hard power matters to prevent all-out war, head of Royal Air Force says
More sophisticated thinking is needed to build an armed forces to prevent all-out war, the Chief of the Air Staff said.
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RAF Jets, Chinooks, Merlins and Apache come together on major tri-service exercise
Exercise Hades Warrior is run by the Joint Aviation Command and brings together 209 personnel from across all three services.
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RAF RAF Puma goes from air to land as it's transformed into Caterham Seven sports car
Caterham Cars and the RAF teamed up to create a special edition Seven 360R using the skin of a decommissioned Puma.
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Army Infanteers become giant statues in safety campaign around public access to MOD land
MOD campaign Respect The Range worked with Standing With Giants to create the new art display featuring members of 5 Rifles.
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USA Shooting some hoops: 1,000 basketballs dropped from 1,000 feet from C-17
YouTubers Dude Perfect teamed up with the US Air Force to release two rounds of 500 basketballs from the back of the Globemaster cargo plane ...
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RAF The last of The Few: Battle of Britain fighter pilot celebrates 105th birthday
The birthday of Group Captain John 'Paddy' Hemingway DFC was marked with portraits reflecting different stages of his life.
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Russia Hybrid warfare: Russia accelerates number of grey zone attacks on Nato allies
From cyber attacks to GPS jamming, Russia’s hybrid war against Nato member nations has ramped up since the start of the war in Ukraine.
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Rugby Union 4 Regiment RLC crowned Army rugby sevens champions for first time
4 Regiment RLC have been crowned Army rugby sevens champions for the first time after beating 17 Port and Maritime Regiment RLC.
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Germany German submarine sets sail on long voyage to her final destination - by road
The Cold War-era U-Boat is to be a permanent exhibit at the Technik Museum Sinsheim, but getting there is quite a complicated affair.
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Cricket Army continue dominance of women's cricket with Inter Services 40-over title win
The Army have been the leading service in women's cricket for a number of years.
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USA US Navy scores first air-to-air kill with electronic attack Growler as it zaps Houthi target
The US Navy EA-18G Growler, a variant of the two-seat Super Hornet, was defending commercial shipping against Houthi attacks in the Red Sea.
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Northern Ireland Troubles victims hail Govt decision to start process to repeal Legacy Act
King Charles announced at the State Opening of Parliament that measures are to be brought forward to begin the process of repealing the Act.