Forces judo stars train at home of British Judo
A number of competitors from across all three services have trained with top British talent in Walsall.
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Aircraft Watch: Low-level Typhoons caught on camera
The Eurofighter Typhoon entered service with the Royal Air Force in 2003 and has gone on to be at the forefront of operations.
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Politics Who is new Defence Procurement Minister Alex Chalk?
He is set to take over from Alec Shelbrooke, who held the position from September to October this year.
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Ukraine Australia set to join international effort training Ukrainian troops
The Defence Secretary welcomed the announcement, with Australia joining eight other countries helping to train Ukrainian troops.
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Army Fundraising veteran Brian Wood kicks off 23rd marathon with visit to Aldershot
The British Army veteran is trying to raise £250,000 for Walking With The Wounded.
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Tri-Service What are the defence issues facing the new Prime Minister?
Tobias Ellwood, Chair of the Defence Select Committee, said the UK "relaxed too much" after the Cold War.
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Russia Russia and NATO hold nuclear drills as Putin repeats 'dirty bomb' claim
It was the first time Mr Putin himself made the dirty bomb allegation, which his officials have been repeating since last week.
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Russia Ukraine: Russia increase role of regional officials to 'deflect public criticism' from Putin, MOD says
In an update on Twitter, the MOD said this will make it harder for Moscow to "insulate Russian society" from the invasion of Ukraine.
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TV BBC's SAS Rogue Heroes had to be toned down as creator thought truth was too unbelievable
The man behind SAS Rogue Heroes says there are similarities between the new series and Peaky Blinders.
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Ukraine Ukraine: Jaw-dropping cockpit footage of helicopter flying extremely low along highway
It follows the original viral video filmed from a car narrowly missed by a helicopter trying to remain undetected by Russian radar.
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Nuclear What is a 'dirty bomb' that Russia is accusing Ukraine of readying?
"This is simply Russian scare tactics reflecting weakness on the conventional battlefield," according to a nuclear weapons expert.
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King Charles King Charles continues with tradition as Pipe Major plays for first time at Clarence House
A video shows King Charles has decided to continue the tradition, with the position of Pipe Major created by Queen Victoria in 1843.
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Politics Cabinet reshuffle: What are the changes in defence?
Rishi Sunak has announced his Cabinet, following his succession of Liz Truss as UK Prime Minister.
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Ukraine Why the US is considering sending Vietnam-era missile system to Ukraine
Capable of flying up to 65,000ft, reaching speeds of Mach 2.4, the long-range surface-to-air missile has a range of 45 to 50km.
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Royals Princess of Wales becomes patron of Polar Preet's Antarctica challenge
Kate is formally backing Captain Preet Chandi's challenge of travelling more than 1,000 miles across the frozen continent.
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Ukraine Sunak tells Zelensky UK support for Ukraine is 'as strong as ever'
The two leaders spoke on the phone for the first time since Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister.