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Rugby Union RAF's Sarah Bonar scores try against Japan to help Scotland to third WXV win
The RAF flight lieutenant helped Scotland to a commanding 38-7 win against Japan at the tournament in South Africa
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Russia How much money has the invasion of Ukraine cost Russia?
The economic and financial cost of the war in Ukraine is now thought to be approaching $200bn for Moscow.
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Remembrance From silk to plastic to paper: The evolution of the poppy
Find out how the poppy has changed throughout the decades since the end of the First World War.
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USA Watch: Chinese fighter jet flies 'within 10ft' of US B-52
A Chinese J-11 jet intercepted the USAF B-52 as it was flying over the South China Sea, with the US saying it came dangerously close
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Sea vessels Hundreds of Royal Navy submariners awarded medal for their part in global missions
It is the first time Silent Service personnel have been given an award to honour their work outside of major wars.
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Politics Why the military should care about the Defence Select Committee
The Defence Committee is appointed by the House of Commons to examine the expenditure, administration and policy of the MOD.
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Weapons and Kit In pictures: Royal Marines train with the Knight's Stoner 1 rifle
The Royal Marines' and Army's new KS-1 assault rifle is designed to be easier to use and aim.
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Weapons and Kit Exclusive: Royal Marines hit the range and practise CQB with new KS-1 assault rifle
The new Knight's Stoner rifle has been put through its paces – with some preferring the weapon to the older L85 bullpup design.
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USA US providing Ukraine with new defence package worth $150m
This latest round of security assistance includes additional air defence equipment, artillery shells and anti-tank weapons.
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Middle East Defence Secretary travels to Middle East to help deter wider regional conflict
Grant Shapps travelled to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to drive forward work to maintain regional stability.
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Navy Sailors who saved crew of stricken yacht to be honoured with King's bravery award
Chief Petty Officer Stephen Froom and Able Seaman Alfie Hulme from HMS Diamond battled terrible conditions to save all on board.
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Tri-Service Full list of personnel recognised in latest Operational Honours and Awards List
The Operational Honours and Awards List recognises the bravery, commitment and commendable service of British military personnel.
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Remembrance Barriers put in place around Cenotaph ahead of Remembrance
There had been fears the 103-year-old monument could be damaged before the annual November remembrance.
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Sport 'It's a freakshow': Army soldiers tackle Midlands Forces Strongman event
Challenges included the log press and pulling a vehicle across a parade square with a harness.
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Olympics Army rower Stephen Cox qualifies for Paris Olympics
Lance Corporal Stephen Cox has qualified a boat after a strong showing at the African Rowing Championships in Tunisia.