British Army development cricket team beaten in first matches of UAE tour
They were defeated in a pair of T20 matches against an ECB Blues XI which featured a number of international players.
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Opinion Military leaders have failed to create inclusive culture for women, time for accountability
Former Royal Navy Commodore Steve Prest says challenging unacceptable behaviour isn't woke, it's just what grown-ups do.
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Tri-Service Peace through strength as PM pledges to hit 2.5% GDP defence spending by 2027
The Prime Minister says the nature of warfare has changed, Britons have the right to be secure and peace comes through strength.
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Ukraine UK commits extra £20m to treat and rehabilitate Ukraine's wounded personnel
The UK expands its level of medical support for Ukrainians wounded in the war with Putin's forces and his North Korean allies.
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RAF Incredible cockpit photo shows Red Arrows on training visit to Lossiemouth
The Red Arrows share a photo taken from the cockpit, alongside a number of others showing the aircraft in formation.
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Ukraine Russian armour has new problem as Germany gifts HX-2 strike drones to Ukraine
Six thousand HX-2 one-way strike drones will be donated to Ukraine to be used against Russian artillery, armour and other military targets.
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Weapons and Kit The AK is the world's most iconic rifle, but few Kalashnikovs are actually 47s
How many variants of the Kalashnikov do you recognise - and find out how they all differ.
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Ukraine Ukrainian recruits learn fighting in the trenches on latest phase of Op Interflex
BFBS Forces News reporter Simon Newton visits a secret location to see some of Kyiv's forces undergoing trench warfare training.
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Ukraine Three years of bloodshed forcing Russia to put mass ahead of quality, MOD reports
Mounting losses from Putin's Special Military Operation are forcing Moscow to use poorly trained troops and Soviet-era equipment.
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Navy Families wave off HMS Prince of Wales as she departs for trials ahead of CSG25
HMS Prince of Wales has left Portsmouth for time at sea ahead of her big deployment with Carrier Strike Group 25 later in the year.
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Nato Baltic Sentry: Nato's operation to protect undersea infrastructure from attack
Nato deploys warships, drones and satellites to safeguard undersea cables amid security concerns and suspected sabotage.
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Navy Vahana: the invaluable workhorse of the Royal Navy that few have ever heard about
The Vahana vessel comes in a variety of modules, but despite its small size it brings a huge capability to the Senior Service.
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Gurkhas Ex-Gurkha Hari Budha Magar scales peak to get one step closer to Seven Summits record
The double above-knee amputee becomes the first person with such a disability to reach the summit of the highest mountain outside of Asia.
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Ukraine Huge achievements made by Op Interflex as Ukraine marks third year of war
Since launching in June 2022, some 51,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been trained to defend their homeland and over £12bn has been donated.
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Ukraine We need more air defence systems after largest drone attack of war, insists Zelensky
Russia launched a record number of 267 drones into Ukraine on Saturday night, according to the Ukrainian air force.
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Politics Welfare budget is ballooning and some should be spent on defence, says Cartlidge
The shadow defence secretary said the Government must go 'further and faster' when it comes to defence spending.