Rare access into NATO's frontline air policing sorties over Romania
We joined one of NATO's air policing missions over Romania – a response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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The Queen Queen to miss Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey
The service would have been the Queen's first major public appearance since reaching her Platinum Jubilee milestone.
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Ukraine Will the conflict in Ukraine see UK defence spending rise?
It has re-focused the need to buy kit for conventional warfare after what some experts see as too much focus on cyber and space.
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Germany Soldiers embrace a new sense of urgency on Exercise Iron Horse Europe
If the UK Army needs extra vehicles ready to move, it is up to units like 128 Divisional Support Company to increase the numbers available.
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Ukraine How can spy planes help in the defence of Ukraine?
Analysts stationed on the plane and at the base assess the information gathered and turn it into "intelligence" about Russian movements.
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Russia Ukraine: What are the letters and symbols painted on Russian military vehicles?
Beyond it featuring on the side of tanks, Putin has succeeded in creating a symbol for his invasion of Ukraine.
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Technology Why has HMS Prince of Wales been fitted with an atomic clock?
The world-first technology will provide more accurate time signals on board the aircraft carrier.
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Ukraine Has the world's most dangerous sniper arrived in Ukraine?
Reports say the sniper fought in the same Canadian unit as the sniper which executed the world's longest kill of 3.5km.
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Navy Crowds line the streets of Portsmouth for Royal Navy's Freedom of the City parade
The Freedom of the City of Portsmouth was originally awarded to 'pay tribute to the glorious traditions of the Royal Navy'.
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Army In pictures: The Grenadier and Coldstream Guards faced Major General's inspection
This first inspection of 2022 is a hugely important sign-off ahead of a year of ceremonial duties for Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
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Ukraine Russian convoy outside Kyiv moves on, satellite images appear to show
Vehicles have dispersed into towns and forests, with artillery pieces raised in potentially ominous firing positions, pictures indicate.
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Navy Navy radars prove Oxford-sized island is in 'wrong place'
Sailors on HMS Spey proved maps have been off by a mile for 85 years, using sonar, satellites and airborne lasers.
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Weapons and Kit Ajax problems may never be solved, spending watchdog says
General Dynamics UK was contracted to supply 589 armoured vehicles, which were originally supposed to enter service in 2017.
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Politics MPs call for end point to military's role in Channel migrant crossings
The Prime Minister signed off plans in January for the military to take over command of Operation Isotrope from Border Force.
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Ukraine What are false flag attacks and what would one look like?
Boris Johnson has accused Vladimir Putin of a "cynical" attempt to manufacture a pretext for using chemical weapons in Ukraine.
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Russia Ukraine: Might Russia use chemical or biological weapons?
As the war in Ukraine intensifies, there are growing concerns Russia will resort to chemical, biological or nuclear attack.