PM leaving D-Day events early completely wrong, Penny Mordaunt says
Ms Mordaunt, who is also a Navy reservist, said it was right Rishi Sunak apologised not only to veterans but to the public.
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Weapons and Kit UK discussing idea of a Super Dome air defence system for Europe, military chief says
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin said the UK defence's role is to provide options for the next government.
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Royals Colonel Kate: Princess of Wales writes letter to Irish Guards expressing her pride
The Princess of Wales said being Colonel of the Irish Guards remains a great honour and apologised for missing the Colonel's Review.
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News Former paratrooper completes Guinness World Record attempt to help save soldier's life
With a 5% chance of remission with chemotherapy, the soldier needs alternative treatments not provided on the NHS.
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USA US military test-launches Minuteman III missiles in a show of readiness
The USSF says this latest launch was not driven by 'current world events'.
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Ukraine How US-supplied long-range weapons could help Ukraine wrestle back initiative
Kyiv has tried to protect its forces and cities with its own S-300 air defence batteries, but it doesn't have enough of them.
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Army Fusiliers' historic animal mascot statue unveiled by the Duke of Kent at Warwick Castle
The statue of the Indian black buck antelope was created by sculptor Knox Field and unveiled by Prince Edward.
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D-Day Sitrep: Could the amazing D-Day deception be repeated by our forces today?
General Sir Richard Barrons, former head of Joint Forces Command, discussed deception in warfare on this week's Sitrep podcast.
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Politics PM Sunak says sorry for leaving D-day 80 commemorations early for TV interview
The Prime Minister has said 'it was a mistake not to stay in France longer – and I apologise'.
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Hockey RAF Aces upset British Army Blades to win Inter Services Ice Hockey title
The Royal Air Force Aces have won the 2024 Inter Services Ice Hockey Championships after a 7-9 victory at Ice Sheffield.
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D-Day Tom Hanks appears to fight back the tears at D-Day event honouring US veterans
The Hollywood actor appeared to fight back tears at a ceremony marking 80 years since D-Day at the American cemetery above Omaha Beach.
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Royals Princess Anne praises inspirational Chelsea Pensioners at this year's Founder's Day
The hospital was founded over 330 years ago by King Charles II to provide a home for veterans "broken by age or war"
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D-Day I had a job to do, says 98-year-old D-Day veteran on battling through 'hell' 80 years ago
The veteran's role was to map out the beach of Normandy, so the soldiers knew where to go.
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D-Day In pictures: A round-up of images from the D-Day 80th anniversary commemorations
Events marking 80 years since the invasion of occupied France took place in France and the UK.
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RAF Inquest hears cause of death of Battle of Britain Memorial Flight pilot in Spitfire crash
Squadron Leader Mark Long died from head and neck injuries suffered when his aircraft crashed, an inquest has been told.
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D-Day Biden salutes D-Day veterans at 80-year anniversary ceremony near Omaha Beach
"The Allied forces of D-Day did their duty. Now the question for us is, in our hour of trial, will we do ours?" he asked, referring to Putin