Putin claims Ukraine has suffered 'catastrophic' losses during failed counter-offensive
At least six people have died following Russian missile strikes on the Odessa and the eastern Donetsk region, Ukraine said.
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Aircraft Where and when to watch the Hercules retirement flypast
The Royal Air Force says the Hercules will fly until 30 June before being replaced by the Atlas.
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Prince Harry Prince Harry cheers on military veterans during surprise Warrior Games appearance
The Duke of Sussex was inspired to create the Invictus Games after visiting the Warrior Games in America in 2013.
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LGBTQ More veterans, now including women, can apply to be pardoned for historical crimes linked to sexuality
Changes to the scheme were announced last year and women were allowed to apply, and the range of service offences was widened.
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RAF RAF and allies practise offensive operations in Europe's biggest aerial battlespace
Exercise Arctic Challenge involves 3,000 troops and 150 aircraft, making it one of the biggest air exercises in Europe.
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Army British Army discussing if masculine naming conventions should be gender-neutral
General Sir Patrick Sanders said he was having conversations around gender-neutral alternatives for titles like guardsman or rifleman.
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Army History Soldiers' chin straps: What details did Hollywood's movies get right?
Why did movie stars and action heroes often wear their chin straps undone? Was this done by mistake or intentionally?
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Rugby Union UK Armed Forces rugby union squad announced for North of England Armed Forces Day clash
The match will serve as preparation for UKAF ahead of this summer's International Defence Rugby Competition.
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Football Honouring their comrade: Royal Signals continues legacy of 'fierce competitor' in McBean Trophy fixture
The fixture is played in memory of Royal Signals goalkeeping coach Major Tony McBean who died from motor neurone disease.
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RAF RAF P-8 Poseidon trains with USS Gerald R Ford - the world's biggest warship
The exercise formed part of a series of training activities being led by the world's largest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R Ford.
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Russia Iran likely helping Russia build its own kamikaze drones, UK intelligence suggests
'Russia has highly likely worked to ensure its long-term, high-volume supply of one-way attack uncrewed aerial vehicles', MOD says.
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RAF Council's appeal heard over plans to use RAF site to house asylum seekers
The MOD-owned land was one of the sites identified to house asylum seekers in disused military bases to reduce reliance on hotels.
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Nato One of Nato's longest-running exercises brings 6,000 personnel to Baltic Sea
The Royal Navy has taken part in Exercise Baltops every year and joined personnel from 20 Nato countries for its 52nd iteration.
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Ukraine Analysis: Ukraine's chances of a decisive breakthrough as counter-offensive begins
Ukraine correspondent Simon Newton analyses where Kyiv's forces could make their next move as the counter-offensive intensifies.
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Football Screamers and stunners: Watch the best goals in Royal Navy cup final history
Some fantastic goals have been scored in past Royal Navy cup finals - will the 2023 final add to the showreel?
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Scotland Royal Regiment of Scotland march through Dumfries on Freedom Parade
Why are freedom marches important to the military? Forces News spoke to the Royal Regiment of Scotland in Dumfries to find out.