Ex-human rights lawyer Phil Shiner facing fraud charges over Iraq War claims
Phil Shiner is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Monday to face three counts of fraud.
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Tennis Chloe Pike retains women's title at Army Championships
The Army corporal will be a major part of the Inter Services at Wimbledon later in the summer.
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Politics Former Army major wins by-election, causing huge upset for Tories
The newly-elected Lib Dem MP called on Prime Minister Boris Johnson to take "the only decent course of action left open" and resign.
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North Korea Does North Korea have viable nuclear weapons?
Watch as an expert walks through North Korea's nuclear capability and how concerned the world should be.
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Ukraine The Alligator: All about the anti-materiel rifle in Ukrainian hands
The 25kg weapon is designed to eliminate vehicles, not people.
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Scotland Scotland is pivotal to UK defence, Chief of the Defence Staff says
During a visit to Edinburgh, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin said the country is a crucial part of the nation's defence.
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Afghanistan Only two Afghan resettlement applications processed since April, Labour says
The shadow defence secretary says he has seen figures and says he fears the ARAP scheme has ground to a halt.
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Armed Forces Day Hundreds of children take part in Armed Forces Day parade
Scarborough hosts the Armed Forces Day event on Saturday to show support for the Armed Forces community.
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Army Tributes paid to soldier killed during Salisbury Plain exercise
Second Lieutenant Max George of 5th Battalion The Rifles died on Tuesday.
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Ukraine How Ukrainian forces are weaponising civilian vehicles like scenes from Mad Max
A common sight in the war in Ukraine, especially on social media, is the unassuming technical vehicles.
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Football Kentish Cup 2022: French Forces win to set up UKAF title decider
Friday's UKAF v French Forces will now decide the fate of the 2022 Kentish Cup tournament.
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Football Kentish Cup 2022: How to watch UKAF's title decider LIVE
UKAF could win a fifth consecutive Kentish Cup tournament with a win against the French Forces.
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Feature Peacekeeping and PTSD: Psychological cost similar to combat missions
From Rwanda to Bosnia, the damage to mental health can be compared to combat operations and even friendly fire, research shows.
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Reserves Meet Army Reservist who worked for UN's Congo mission between Butlins shifts
Lieutenant Colonel Sophie Gregory has spent 10 months in Africa as a gender and child protection officer.
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Afghanistan Kabul evacuation personnel receive medals
Operation Pitting in Afghanistan was one of the biggest evacuations of civilians since the Second World War.
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Army Defence Secretary stresses British Army development as war in Ukraine continues
"A more angry and more aggressive Russia is back" Ben Wallace told Forces News.