Special forces chief made 'conscious' choice to cover up war crimes, probe told
The claims were made at the public inquiry examining allegations of unlawful killings by the SAS in Afghanistan
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CSG25 Phenomenal, the epitome of teamwork and always ready: Commander's verdict of CSG25
CSG25 may only have just got home, but its commander is already looking ahead to the next deployment and says the UK is always ready
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Royal Marines Royal Marines join search for runaway reindeer which fled festive celebration
The search on Merseyside lasted eight hours and also involved the coastguard and armed police
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CSG25 Home after eight months: Find out where CSG25 went and what it got up to
HMS Prince of Wales led CSG25 to the Indo-Pacific and back, so find out where they sailed on Operation Highmast
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CSG25 Carrier Strike Group returned home stronger than when it left, says commander
The ships, aircraft and personnel of CSG25 returned to the UK on Sunday after an exhausting, but successful eight months away
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Cyprus Kukri to cookery: Soldiers return to their Nepalese roots with a Gurkha curry
BFBS Forces News reporter Will Hollis gets a taste of Nepal as the community in Cyprus cook up a couple of tasty dishes
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Army In pictures: Balaklava Company passes Fit for Role inspection ahead of ceremonial duty
Balaklava Company, 5th Battalion the Royal Regiment of Scotland, will now take up the job as the next King's Guard in London
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Royals Queen hopes 'resolve to stand up to tyranny' will help end war in Ukraine
Queen Camilla was speaking ahead of an awards dinner to celebrate the achievements of The Rifles at the Guildhall
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Royals In pictures: Charity patron Princess Anne hosts veterans for festive tea party
The princess hosted the event for The Not Forgotten Association, which supports veterans and service people suffering from injury and ...
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Tri-Service Gen Z willing to enlist if the military can convert their interest, survey shows
Concern around cyber-attacks has increased sharply from 11% in 2015 to 23% this year due to the growing number affecting household brands
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Northern Ireland New Northern Ireland Troubles Bill will 100% not harm veterans, insists minister
The Bill, which prompted opposition due to concerns over historical prosecutions, is currently passing through Parliament
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Royal Marines Ant Middleton accused of breaching MOD contract over podcast revelations
The episode in question, which lasted almost four hours, received more than 147,000 views and included details of his time in the Special ...
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Boxing Knife crime almost ended his life – but this Royal Marine now dreams of winning Olympic gold
Royal Marine Commando and GB Boxer Kyle Shaw-Tullin tells his story to BFBS Sport
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Nato Air raid shelters, submarine deals and new tanks: How Poland's preparing for war
The Polish government revealed that it is going to boost its defence spending this year from 4.1% to 4.7% of GDP
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Tri-Service Vital work unseen, but not unfelt as Armed Forces' first fast-track cyber warriors graduate
The new Cyber Direct Entry Scheme brings in people with technical expertise who might not have otherwise joined the Armed Forces
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Politics Budget: Extra £32 billion needed if defence spending to reach 3.5% by 2035, OBR says
Chancellor Rachel Reeves made little mention of defence spending in her Budget speech