Polar Preet's new coast-to-coast quest to conquer Antarctica
The Army captain has already completed a record-breaking 700-mile solo expedition to reach the South Pole in 40 days.
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Athletics RAF Brize Norton athletes dominate Air Force's Cross Country Championships
One hundred-and-thirty runners from across the bases competed in the first championships in two years.
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North Korea North Korea fires what appears to be longest-range missile since 2017
The test on Sunday is the seventh of its kind conducted by North Korea this month.
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Northern Ireland Bloody Sunday: 50th anniversary marked by events in Northern Ireland
Thirteen civil rights protesters were shot dead by British soldiers on 30 January 1972 in Londonderry.
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Nato Troops, jets and warships: UK considers new offer to NATO amid Russia tensions
Boris Johnson says a military package bound for Eastern Europe would "send a clear message to the Kremlin".
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RAF Sold! Blast-proof bunker used for RAF communications
The 5,300 sq ft facility in Norfolk has been out of military action for almost two decades.
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Russia Boris Johnson to visit Russia-Ukraine region and speak with Putin
The Prime Minister has already asked UK defence to consider further military options in the region amid rising tensions.
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USA China will try to locate crashed US F-35 despite denial, defence expert says
The aircraft crashed in the South China Sea during a military exercise.
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Cyprus Behind-the-scenes with Met Office experts advising operations at RAF Akrotiri
Forces News got an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at how Met Office experts keep RAF Akrotiri's operations running smoothly.
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Politics MOD wants to buy back thousands of homes it sold in 1990s
The Ministry of Defence rented them back on 200-year underleases, paying more than £178m a year for more than 38,000 properties.
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Sport Army Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competitors return to action after pandemic
One of the fastest rising sports in the military welcomed athletes to Aldershot.
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News Killer dolphins? Exploding bats? What animals are used by militaries and why?
Dogs, pigs and even bats have been pressed into service, sometimes as part of unusual experiments.
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Royal Marines Fighting demons, Jihadis and terminal cancer: former Royal Marine writes memoir
Rian Ilett, 33, served in the military for 15 years and was given less than 18 months to live when doctors discovered a tumour.
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Cyber UK organisations urged to boost cyber attack defences amid Ukraine tensions
Updated guidance encourages organisations to reduce the risk of falling victim to a cyber attack by taking "actionable" steps.
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Russia Biden: Russian invasion of Ukraine distinct possibility next month
Moscow has denied plans to invade its former Soviet neighbour, despite the build-up of 100,000 Russian troops on its Ukraine border.
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Army UK could deploy more forces to Baltic States amid Russia tensions
Which regiments would be deployed by the UK isn’t clear, with speculation it could be personnel from the new Army Ranger Regiment.