Prime Minister 'Sickened' As Reading Stabbings Declared Terror Attack
Three people have died and another three have been seriously injured following a stabbing attack in Reading.
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Navy Royal Navy Shadows Russian Warship Through English Channel
HMS Westminster and patrol ship HMS Tyne shadowed the Russian warship as it passed the British Isles.
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Nato Lithuania Takes Command Of NATO Group In Remote Ceremony
Norway has handed the command of the group to Lithuania in a remote ceremony to prevent the risk of coronavirus.
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RAF RAF Aircraft In Action Across Europe Supporting NATO Allies
Throughout the week, RAF aircraft have been supporting NATO allies across the continent.
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USA F-15 Crash: Pilot's Body Returned To Family
First Lieutenant Kenneth Allen died after his F-15C aircraft crashed in the North Sea on Monday morning.
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D-Day £3m Spent On Protecting World Leaders At D-Day 75 Event
The Home Office paid more than £2.5m of the total policing cost to protect world leaders at the 2019 event.
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RAF British-Qatari Joint Typhoon Squadron Begins Flying Training
After a three-month delay, Typhoons with new 12 Squadron markings took to the skies over RAF Coningsby.
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USA US Military Launches Diversity Review To 'Ensure Equal Opportunity'
The US Defense Secretary has set up a review to find "actionable recommendations" aimed at promoting diversity in the American military.
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USA US Army Airlifts 'Into The Wild' Bus From Alaskan Wilderness
Since it became famous by a book and movie, travellers have died trying to reach the bus and there have been many other rescue operations.
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Exercises Navy Vessels HMS Kent And HMS Ramsay Wrap Up NATO Exercise
BALTOPS, the largest military exercise of 2020 in European waters, has ended after two weeks of testing naval capabilities.
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Politics Defence Secretary: MOD 'Not Done Well Enough' Over BAME Issues
Ben Wallace said the upcoming defence review is an oppurtunuity to “reset” the department's "woeful" record over BAME issues.
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Cyber Australia Hit By 'Sophisticated' Cyber Attacks From 'State-Based' Actor
Scott Morrison refused to attribute the activity to any particular state.
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News D-Day Veteran Recalls Childhood Memories Of Dame Vera Lynn
Major (Ret’d) Ted Hunt, who fought in Normandy, knew Dame Vera growing up and said her singing was "so good".
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News Military Welcomes Macron To UK For Anniversary Of De Gaulle Broadcast
Soldiers from Number 7 Company Coldstream Guards performed a ceremonial guard of honour, while the Red Arrows performed a flypast.
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USA Donald Trump Was Unaware UK Was Nuclear Power, New Book Claims
Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton said in his new memoir that the US President is "stunningly uninformed".
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News Dame Vera Lynn: Forces' Sweetheart Dies Aged 103
She was known as the Forces' Sweetheart due to her performances during World War Two.