HMS Spey sails under White Ensign for first time
The next generation River-class Offshore Patrol Vessel is starting the next phase of tests, trials and training.
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Scotland COVID: Nuclear Mission Kept Afloat As Royal Marines Install Faslane Test Site
The Commanding Officer of 43 Commando says the UK's Continuous At Sea Deterrent is a "no fail" operation.
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World Boris Johnson: Climate Change A Grave Security Threat
The Prime Minister is preparing to chair a session with UN officials and Sir David Attenborough on the issue.
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Technology Former Naval Engineer Refurbishing Computers For Schoolchildren
Research shows almost one million children in the UK do not have the devices needed for online lessons during lockdown.
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Army Troop Cuts Could Mean 'Limited Ability To Respond To Events', Former Commander Says
Retired Major General Tim Cross said he fears as many as 10,000 troops could be cut from the Army as a result of the Integrated Review.
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Army Army Bomb Disposal Team Removes Unexploded Mortar Shell
The device was found on open moorland above the town of Glossop in Derbyshire.
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News Red Arrows at RAF Waddington for assessments
It will test how the aerobatics team can integrate into the RAF base ahead of their relocation.
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Technology RNAS Culdrose To Get New Digital Air Traffic Control Tower
The tower will be the first of its kind to be introduced to the UK Armed Forces and is expected to go live later this year.
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Prince Philip Prince Philip 'OK' In Hospital, Prince William Says
Prince Philip, 99, is now into his seventh day at King Edward VII's Hospital in central London.
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Veterans Captain Sir Tom Moore's Funeral To Be Held On Saturday
Representatives of the Armed Forces will perform ceremonial duties at the funeral.
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Veterans Unpublished final chapter of Captain Sir Tom Moore's book released
The Second World War veteran and NHS fundraiser hoped to release the book, Captain Tom's Life Lessons, just before his 101st birthday.
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Iran Iran To Offer UN 'Less Access' To Nuclear Sites
Inspectors will no longer be able to carry out short-notice checks at Iranian facilities but monitoring will continue for three months.
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News UN Nuclear Chief In Talks With Iran To Continue Inspections
Rafael Grossi's visit comes as Iranian authorities said they planned to cut off their surveillance cameras at the nuclear sites.
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News Foreign Secretary Condemns Shooting Of Protestors In Myanmar
Local media reported two were killed after riot police fired live rounds in Mandalay, the country's second-largest city.
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RAF MOD receives damage claims after sonic boom
The boom was heard across eastern England after two Typhoons broke the sound barrier to intercept a civilian aircraft.
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Royals Prince Charles Visits Duke Of Edinburgh In Hospital
Prince Philip, 99, is in hospital for an undisclosed reason, although it is not coronavirus-related.