
Calls for King to apologise for forces' historical treatment of LGBT+ people
LGBT+ forces charity Fighting With Pride and others also want a formal apology from the Prime Minister on behalf of the government.
LGBT+ forces charity Fighting With Pride and others also want a formal apology from the Prime Minister on behalf of the government.
The Chief of the Air Staff is stepping down and will be replaced by Air Marshal Sir Richard Knighton.
The UK Armed Forces women's rugby league team have lost the title deciding match of the Presidents Cup against England Students.
After two years of regeneration work, one of the Royal Navy's most powerful ships will be redeployed with Nato.
The decoy's job is to go in ahead of a main aerial attack and pretend to be an aircraft – anything from a small jet fighter to a bomber.
The UK Regular Armed Forces Continuous Attitude Survey 2023 shows satisfaction with service life has fallen for second year in a row.
An RAF spokesperson said: 'There was no compromise of entry standards and no impact on the frontline or operational effectiveness.'
Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Sergeant Sam Gowin will compete for Team GB in Krakow, Poland.
A survey found that 86% of LGBT+ veterans felt dismissal under the ban has affected their mental health.
Julian Thorn had done humanitarian work helping refugees on the Ukraine-Poland border as well as training locals on military equipment.
Out of the Royal Navy's 12 Type 23 Frigates, HMS Iron Duke, HMS St Albans and HMS Sutherland did not spend any time at sea last year.
It is the latest in a number of similar encounters and comes at a time of heightened tensions between Washington and Beijing.
Retired Staff Sergeant Julie-Anne Fulford served in the Army for 16 years.
The Minister for Veterans' Affairs visited wounded veterans from the UK and Israel at the 3rd annual Veterans Games in Tel Aviv.
HMS Queen Elizabeth is now heading out for sea trials ahead of a deployment to the Mediterranean later this year.
Russia's former president Dmitry Medvedev has warned that UK public officials are now a 'legitimate military target'.