MOD working with Kenyan government after inquiry into allegations of abuse by British Army soldiers
An investigation will examine the activities of the British Army Training Unit Kenya soldiers.
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Royal Marines Inappropriate acceleration of training contributed to death of marine, coroner says
A coroner has told Ben Wallace that a number of "failures" contributed to the death of Royal Marine Benjamin McQueen in November 2018.
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Politics Labour pledges to appoint Armed Forces Commissioner – but what would the job involve?
The commissioner would sit outside the chain of command and represent the military and their families.
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RAF RAF Typhoons intercept Russian bombers north of Scotland
The Typhoons and Voyager have now returned to their base at RAF Lossiemouth.
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Veterans Regimental associations – do they need to change? You have your say
Find out what these veterans had to say about the decline in the number of regimental association members.
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Army Day in the life of a junior soldier for their proudest moment
Forces News have spent 24 hours with a group of junior soldiers ahead of them passing out of basic training.
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Cadets Student Officer Cadets complete epic charity walk along Plymouth breakwater
The Officer Cadets from Plymouth and Exeter universities hiked the South West Coast Path from Land's End to Plymouth.
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Scotland Veteran-written musical depicting frontline life hits Edinburgh Fringe
The show touches on the friendships forged under fire while deployed to Helmand Province for a six-month tour.
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RAF You can't fly without supply: Inside the vital role of RAF logistics
Forces News has spoken to Sergeant Dai Venn, who has been overseeing the logistics of the kit during Operation Azotize.
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Politics Minister apologises for error in military punishment laws that went undetected for 14 years
Baroness Goldie apologised for the admin blunder, which meant two regulations were 'never legally constituted'.
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Rugby League British Army lose nervy Super League South semi-final to London Broncos
A 22-12 defeat saw the Army lose at the semi-final stage for the second consecutive year.
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Navy HMS Northumberland returns to Plymouth after North Atlantic deployment
The ship has operated across the Arctic, Baltic and North Atlantic, sailing nearly the distance around the world.
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Afghanistan RAF veteran helping Afghans evicted from hotels describes 'knockback after knockback' in property searches
Matt Simmons set up the community aid organisation Bridge to Unity in the aftermath of the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan.
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Ukraine Military chief meets head of Ukrainian military during visit
Admiral Sir Tony also said it was his 'fifth visit [to Ukraine] since the Russian invasion'.
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News Royal Engineers complete first leg of 15,000-mile Atlantic adventure
The team of British Army personnel are sailing to South Georgia in the Atlantic after setting off from UK waters.
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RAF RAF Falcons carry out first display jump from C-17 Globemaster
Eight members of the Falcons jumped over Witney, Oxfordshire, from an aircraft belonging to RAF Brize Norton's 99 Squadron.