Russian invasion of Ukraine 'highly likely', Defence Secretary says
Ben Wallace said there is a "whiff of Munich in the air" - referring to the failure to prevent the Second World War.
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Afghanistan Afghans protest over US order to give billions of dollars to 9/11 victims
Protesters gathered outside Kabul's grand Eid Gah mosque.
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Russia UK troops training forces in Ukraine to leave this weekend
It comes after the Foreign Office told Britons in the country to leave immediately over growing concerns of a potential Russian invasion.
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Navy First Sea Lord plans Royal Navy with 'more punch' in coming years
First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Ben Key has set out his vision for the senior service up to 2035.
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Russia Britons told to leave Ukraine immediately amid threat of invasion by Russia
The warning came after Boris Johnson voiced fears for the security of Europe.
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Sea vessels Navy's fifth Astute-class submarine one step closer to entering service
HMS Anson completed its first trim dive, completely submerged in water to prove engineering calculations.
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Army Army lends hand to civilian cooks in Bake Off-style event
A special competition was set up for the National Apprenticeship Week at the Army Catering Training Centre at Worthy Down in Winchester.
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Army Dreams come true for recruits at Parachute Regiment passing out parade
Above the parade square, a flypast of a Navy Hawk Fighter Jet made a brief appearance during the ceremony.
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Rugby League How to watch the Royal Navy's Challenge Cup Third Round match LIVE!
The match will be available to watch through the BFBS TV Player as well as the RFL's OURLEAGUE platform.
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Army Tribute paid to 'always smiling' soldier who died at Catterick Garrison
Highlander Nicki Hart has been named as the soldier who died suddenly on 5 February at Catterick Garrison.
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Athletics 'A light blue day': RAF runners win big at the Inter Services
The Air Force took all the individual titles and three of the four team championships at RAF Halton.
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Aircraft RAF fighters welcome US B-52 bombers back to Europe as Russia tensions build
The American Bomber Task Force was joined by Typhoons ahead of joint training missions.
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USA Could a directed energy attack be behind the mysterious Havana Syndrome?
The first cases of so-called Havana Syndrome were reported in Cuba in 2016 when US diplomats complained of neurological symptoms.
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Russia How might UK Forces be used to bolster European security amid Russia concerns?
It comes as NATO holds its breath over a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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World UK sending more military equipment to Ukraine
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said the equipment is "purely defensive" and "pose no threat to Russia".
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Afghanistan Taliban-threatened former Afghan interpreter granted UK leave
From 2009 to 2011, Kouchai worked on the Helmand frontline and was the eyes and ears on the ground for UK soldiers.