Defence minister 'doesn't know' if there was a cover-up in Kenya death
James Heappey has travelled to Kenya, where there has been growing anger among local leaders over the 2012 death of Agnes Wanjiru.
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Veterans Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter visits road named in veteran's honour
The newly-named 'Captain Sir Tom Moore Way' at Staffordshire's National Memorial Arboretum is in honour of the fundraising Army veteran.
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Royal Marines In Pictures: Royal Marines complete Mojave Desert exercises with intense five-day battle
Royal Marines defeated the US Marine Corps while testing a new formation during a five-day exercise battle in California's Mojave Desert.
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Sport Show of strength: Army pushed all the way at Inter Services Weightlifting Championships
It was the first Inter Services title since weightlifting was recognised as an official Forces sport.
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Football 2021 Kentish Cup postponed
The competition between the UK Armed Forces, French forces and Dutch forces was scheduled for next month but is now off.
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Army Tributes paid to engaged teenage soldiers killed in car crash
The family of Private Courtney Jennings said "we will forever miss our angel".
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Remembrance Indian soldiers stand alongside British Tommies at Hampton Court Palace
Remembrance installation includes silhouettes of soldiers, including Indian troops who camped in Home Park, Hampton Court.
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Politics Boris Johnson promises to meet missing Katrice Lee's Army veteran father
Katrice Lee disappeared on 28 November 1981 from a NAAFI shopping centre in Germany, where her father was stationed with the military.
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Royal Marines Royal Marines defeat US Marines in gruelling five-day battle exercise
It put a new Royal Marines task group to the test, with a Commanding Officer saying the result shows it's "more lethal than ever before".
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Politics MOD wastes billions and 'continually fails to learn from mistakes', spending watchdog says
The Public Accounts Committee has published a highly critical report into the Ministry of Defence's "broken" procurement system.
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Remembrance Remembrance: 100-plus 'Tommy' silhouettes installed on Falkland Islands
Military personnel helped to install the figures which have been specially adapted to cope with the Falkland Islands' windy conditions.
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Army UK troops seize suspected ISIS weapons and fighters in Mali
The troops are currently serving on a UN peacekeeping mission in the country.
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RAF Size of RAF Shadow fleet to be increased as part of £110m upgrade
It is expected the first upgraded aircraft will be delivered to the RAF in 2023, with the eighth Shadow R Mk2 aircraft in 2025.
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Veterans Troubles veteran Dennis Hutchings allowed military funeral by MOD
The Ministry of Defence agreed to the family's formal request to allow the Life Guards to be pallbearers at the Remembrance Day service.
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Army Chief challenges 'industrial age' Army to modernise in information era
General Sir Mark Carleton-Smith told the Army People Conference in Farnborough that change will happen.
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Tri-Service Dragon Group: Middle East defence chiefs meet on HMS Queen Elizabeth
The head of the UK Armed Forces hosted Gulf partners on board the UK flagship.