Royal Mail marks the 80th anniversary of VE Day with stamps honouring war heroes
The new Valour and Victory stamps feature men and women who made an extraordinary contribution during the Second World War.
The new Valour and Victory stamps feature men and women who made an extraordinary contribution during the Second World War.
The armoured infantry regiment is part of a UK-led battlegroup which is in the Baltic nation to defend Nato's eastern flank.
The former heavyweight boxer has weighed in on the ceasefire discussions by suggesting that Kyiv may need to give up land to achieve peace.
A procession of military personnel, a flypast and a service will all take place to commemorate VE Day's 80th anniversary.
BFBS Forces News was given access to see the next generation of Gurkhas during their initial training at Infantry Training Centre Catterick.
The journey to the top of Elizabeth Tower to turn on the light in 1945 was replicated by the Speaker and two Chelsea Pensioners.
Russia seized Crimea from Ukraine in 2014 and has since cemented control over the peninsula despite Ukraine's refusal to give it up.
The Government says Vladimir Putin has been buying harmless goods and turning them into tools of war, in this case to fly attack drones.
This year, the competition marked a historic first with the participation of First Lieutenant Gabrielle White, a female West Point Graduate.
Sir Keir Starmer thanks the crew of HMS Prince of Wales and the other personnel of CSG25 as they begin their eight-month deployment.
The veterans say it's not just about honouring the fallen – to remember is also our best hope of avoiding it ever happening again.
Sergeant Josh McNally moved to Cardiff Rugby from Bath last summer and is currently playing for the RAF in the Inter Service Championships.
It was 2nd Battalion, Royal Anglian Regiment against 2nd Battalion, Parachute Regiment in the showpiece event.
Fresh from her latest Inter Services title, RAF badminton player Corporal Katie Witting represents the UK Armed Forces team at an ...
MI5 has opened up its secret archives to put case files, photographs and original equipment used by MI5 agents on public display.
The regiment was formed on 23 April 1968, the same day nearly 2,000 years after St George was executed for his Christian beliefs.