AI-powered swarms that pick their own targets mark the future of drone warfare
Ukraine is believed to have used a drone swarm controlled by AI in combat for the first time, heralding their wider use by both sides
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Army Jaysley suffered cumulative effect of abuse before taking her life, lawyer says
A former battery sergeant major admitted sexual assaulting 19-year-old Gunner Jaysley Beck following an inquest into her death in 2021
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Tri-Service StratCom becomes CSOC: New Cyber & Specialist Operations Command explained
Strategic Command changed to become Cyber and Specialist Operations Command this month after the SDR outlined the latest alteration
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Politics MPs reject bid to place legally binding standards on Ministry of Defence housing
Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook told the Commons that a report on the standard of military homes would be published every year instead
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Politics Military sites could be used to house asylum seekers temporarily, Defence Secretary says
Reports suggest new Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood could launch a new system of using former military bases to hold asylum seekers "within ...
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Sport Army Ladies tug of war team finish fourth in World Championships in Nottingham
The team just missed out on a medal in the international tournament
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CSG25 In pictures: Chaos leads the pack as HMS Dauntless and Richmond rejoin CSG25
The Royal Navy has shared new images showing its Carrier Strike Group reunited and back in training after a period of maintenance
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Army Soldiers from 1 Mercian honoured for their six-month effort on Op Cabrit in Estonia
The medal parade marked the end of their six-month-long deployment, helping to secure the border near Russia
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Navy Royal Navy welcomes Vice Admiral Steve Moorhouse as new Fleet Commander
Vice Admiral Moorhouse takes on the role at a key time for the Navy, with the government pledging to invest more in defence
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Rugby Union Amy Cokayne's England continue winning run while Komaitai's World Cup journey ends with Fiji
England have set up a quarter-final showdown with Scotland in the next round
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Rugby Union Sarah Bonar celebrates 50 Scotland caps with World Cup defeat to Canada
Their pool performance means Scotland and Bonar are set for a quarter-final clash with Amy Cokayne's England
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Football Second Sea Lord Vice Admiral Sir Martin Connell appointed Patron of Royal Navy FA
Vice Admiral Sir Martin Connell will succeed Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II as Patron of the Royal Navy Football Association
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Northern Ireland Local pride as Irish Guards mark 125th anniversary with parade in Bangor
Crowds lined the streets of the city more than 200 troops from the regiment marked the special landmark.
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Afghanistan We don't celebrate defeats: General Sir Patrick Sanders reflects on Afghanistan
The UK's former Army chief says he is angry over the campaign that he describes as riddled with political and strategic failures
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Politics Reform UK: Defence priorities for the first 100 days and the future if they win power
BFBS Forces News has analysed Reform UK's defence policies to see what the party would do if they were to seize power
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Reserves SDR pledged growth in reserves and cadet forces, yet questions linger on if targets are realistic
A new Committee of Public Accounts report found 'significant obstacles' in increasing numbers of reserves and cadets as outlined in the SDR