Prince Charles Thanks Troops In Wales For Their Work Fighting COVID
The Prince of Wales spoke to personnel involved in the mass COVID-19 testing programme in Merthyr Tydfil.
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WWII Bletchley Park To Reopen With New Immersive Codebreakers Exhibition
The once top-secret home of Britain's Second World War codebreakers reopens to the public on 17 May, as lockdown restrictions ease.
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News COVID: Army To Support Surge Testing In Blackburn And Bolton
It comes as Boris Johnson warned the Indian COVID-19 variant could "pose a serious disruption" to the planned easing of UK restrictions.
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Veterans Veteran Suffering 'Harrowing' Iraq War PTSD Died After Overdose, Coroner Rules
The coroner said Lance Shingler had witnessed "harrowing, traumatic incidents" in Iraq.
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WWII Bletchley Park: What was its role in WW2?
The unassuming collection of huts in the heart of England proved crucial to the Allies defeating Nazi Germany in the Second World War.
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Navy HMS Kent CO: 'Whole Career Has Been Working Towards Carrier Strike Group'
HMS Kent is currently taking part in Exercise Strike Warrior - the last workout before the Carrier Strike Group 21 deployment.
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WWI Royal Navy Submarine Wreck Off Devon Coast Given Protected Status
The submarine was used as a target for Royal Navy training exercises after it was decommissioned and scuttled off the Dartmouth coast.
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RAF RAF Chinook Detachment In Mali Receive Campaign Medals
Personnel have been supporting the French counter-insurgency Operation Barkhane in the African country.
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Aircraft Chinook upgrades: £1.4bn deal signed
The aircraft, which has been in RAF service for more than 40 years, will be modernised to improve stability and include a digital cockpit.
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Politics Government 'Truly Sorry' For Events Of Ballymurphy
Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis said the Prime Minister is writing personally to the families of the victims.
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RAF What's The Future Of RAF Aircraft?
The future of the service's capabilities was outlined in March's Defence Command Paper.
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Afghanistan UK Troops Twice As Likely To Die In Afghanistan Than Americans, Report Finds
More than 450 British personnel have died in Afghanistan since the start of operations in 2001.
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Army Household Cavalry Gets New Drum Horse Recruit
Willa Rose will be trained to become the Household Cavalry's new drum horse – an important figure in ceremonial events.
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Land vehicles Challenger 3 vs Challenger 2: How does the upgraded tank compare to its predecessor?
The upgraded vehicle boasts a range of improved features including a new turret, improved engine and 120mm smoothbore gun.
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Prince Philip Prince Philip: Royal Mail Issues New Stamps In Duke's Memory
The black and white images show the Duke of Edinburgh, who died last month aged 99, at different stages of his life.
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Sport Army Announces More Sports To Resume
Rugby, athletics and swimming are among the sports returning from 17 May.