Service complaints system still not fair and effective but improving, ombudsman says
Mariette Hughes has been the Armed Services Ombudsman for two years.
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Army Soldiers complete the 3,000-mile 'world's toughest row' challenge despite losing three oars
The four members of the Scots Guards capsized on Boxing Day after being hit by a wave, lost or damaged three of their oars, but righted ...
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Winter Sports Scott Meenagh to compete at Para Nordic World Championships
The Paralympian and former soldier will compete in the Biathlon event after a successful 2022 season.
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Space Military veteran Tim Peake takes on ambassadorial role as he retires as astronaut
The former British Army Air Corps officer will take on a full-time ambassadorial role for space.
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Politics Zelensky urges western allies to follow UK lead and send tanks to help defeat Russia
The Ukrainian president's call intensifies the pressure on Germany to donate Leopard 2 battle tanks.
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Army Airborne sappers passed fit to guard Royal Palaces
23 Parachute Engineer Regiment will be guarding Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, St James' Palace and Windsor Castle.
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Ukraine Take a look at the Canadian Senator vehicles being donated to Ukraine
"The vehicles offer state-of-the-art, best-in-class technology", according to the Canadian Ministry of National Defence (MND).
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Politics Shadow defence secretary visits firm making tracks for Army's Challenger 2 tanks heading to Ukraine
The Labour MP was given a tour of Cook Defence Systems, part of the William Cook Group, in Sheffield, South Yorkshire.
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Netball Adjutant General's Corps wins back-to-back titles at Army Inter Corps Netball Championships
The Army Inter Corps Netball Championships took place in Aldershot where the Adjutant General's Corps won back-to-back titles.
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Navy In pictures: Royal Navy's new undersea surveillance ship set for military modifications
The vessel will take up its role as the first of two Multi-Role Ocean Surveillance (MROS) ships, operated by the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.
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Ukraine US sending Stryker vehicles to Ukraine for first time as part of $2.5bn security package
The US's latest package contains hundreds of armoured vehicles and critical support for Ukraine's air defence.
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Navy Royal Navy takes command of anti-drug smuggling and illegal trafficking task force in Middle East
The naval task force is responsible for keeping global maritime traffic free from illicit activity.
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Army British paratroopers earn their wings in Japan on multinational exercise
British paratroopers took part in Japan's multinational Exercise New Year Jump for the first time.
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TV Jungle Hell: Let's meet this year's SAS Who Dares Wins recruits
New Chief Instructor Billy Billingham is going to 'bring the fear of the unknown' to the recruits.
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Army Polar Preet 'breaks world record' for longest, solo, unsupported, and unassisted polar expedition by a woman
Captain Chandi became the first woman of colour in January last year to complete a solo and unsupported 700-mile trip to the South Pole.
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Ukraine UK too 'ill-prepared' for future threats in light of Ukraine, Tory MPs warn
MP Sir Bernard Jenkin told the Commons that Russia's global plans stand on a "knife edge", as he opened a debate on Russia's grand strategy.