Bloody Sunday: What happened in Northern Ireland in 1972 and why it still matters
For some, it represents a defining moment in the campaign for civil rights, for others it's part of a painful history that divides opinion
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Gurkhas Heavy, hilly and hard: Pirbright instructors try their hand at Gurkhas' Doko Race
Strapping a weighted basket to your head and running 5km aims to bring personnel together – even if it is through exhaustion
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Forces Charities Royal British Legion launches 2025 Poppy Appeal, aiming to rebuild lives in AF community
An installation of images of poppy fields and a mosaic of veterans was broadcast live in the multi-sensory art gallery
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Navy Royal Navy destroyer shadows Russian warship in 'historic first' under Nato command
HMS Duncan tracked the Russian destroyer Vice Admiral Kulakov for more than 48 hours as it transited through the English Channel
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Ukraine Warplanes inbound as Ukraine moves closer to getting a grip on the Gripen
New Nato member Sweden signs an agreement with Kyiv to supply between 100 and 150 of the single-engine jets to the Ukrainian air force
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RAF Eyes in the sky: Inside the cockpit of an RAF Typhoon as it tears across the tundra
RAF Typhoons deployed from RAF Lossiemouth have been operating in the High North under Exercise Hillstream
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Army Citizen soldiers prove their worth with largest Army Reserve deployment in 40 years
Exercise Rhino Heart in Sennelager is the biggest deployment of reserve forces since Lionheart back in 1984
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Army Keeping the peace: UK renews commitment to supporting Nato peacekeeping in Kosovo
Nato's Kosovo Force was established in 1999, and the UK have deployed troops to the country ever since
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Tri-Service UK sends small contingent of planning officers to Israel to monitor Gaza ceasefire
Defence Secretary John Healey said the UK will not take a leading role, but "we will play our part"
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Army United colours of Cambrian: QDG and Austrians show spirit of cooperation on patrol
This year saw a trend that began back in 2023 continue, with the arduous 48-hour exercise hosting more mixed-nation teams
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Ukraine UK Storm Shadows and Challenger 2s a gamechanger for Ukraine, says former PM
Arseniy Yatsenyuk said the decision to arm his country with the weapons helped shape the West's attitude to supplying kit to Kyiv
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Weapons and Kit Storm Shadow: The bunker-busting precision-guided air-launched cruise missile
The long-range Storm Shadow missile has a powerful warhead that can be used against land targets, bunkers and buildings
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Gurkhas Hari Budha Magar: It's six out of seven for record-breaking double amputee Gurkha veteran
The veteran is taking on the incredible Seven Summits challenge to change perceptions, proving that disability is no barrier
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Navy Former police chief Nick Adderley facing charges for allegedly falsifying Royal Navy career
Mr Adderley has been charged with fraud and misconduct in public office, according to the CPS
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Feature Trafalgar Day: Origins of most important date on HMS Victory's calendar and how it's marked
It marks the Royal Navy's victory over the French and Spanish fleets in the Battle of Trafalgar more than 200 years ago
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Navy Navy Wildcat heli and Martlet missiles prove their worth on joint exercise in France
The Martlet is a laser-guided beam riding system which uses Automatic Target Tracking to lock on, or it can be guided using a joystick