Former Navy Chief: China 'Flexing Its Muscles Rather Like Hitler’s Germany'
Lord West also condemned a security law proposing greater control over Hong Kong.
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Cyber Army Launches First-Ever Dedicated Cyber Regiment
The new unit, named 13th Signal Regiment, will provide the basis of the British Army's Cyber Information Security Operations Centre.
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RAF Coronavirus: RAF Typhoon Display Team Cancels 2020 Season
The team was initially suspended in March due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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News Coronavirus: How Transformed Headley Court Is Helping Recovering COVID-19 Patients
The NHS Seacole Centre at Headley Court is providing recovering COVID-19 patients with mental and physical therapy.
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WWII Dunkirk's Little Ships: Up Close With A Vessel Still Sailing Today
Hundreds of the small vessels were sent to help rescue trapped Allied troops from the shores of Dunkirk 80 years ago.
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Navy First Sea Lord Pays Milestone Visit To Lightning Force
First Sea Lord Admiral Tony Radakin was joined by the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Mike Wigston, for a tour of RAF Marham.
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Veterans Navy Community Helps Replace WWII Veteran's Stolen Medals
Ninety-three-year-old veteran Denis Gregory had his medals stolen when his home was burgled.
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USA 'Angry And Appalled' Former US Defence Chief Criticises Military Response To Protests
Jim Mattis said he believes US President Donald Trump's leadership is deliberately divisive.
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Forces Charities Six-Year-Old Aspiring Pilot's Fundraiser Delayed Over COVID-19
Jacob and his dad have had to postpone their 25-kilometre walk in aid of the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund.
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RAF RAF Typhoons In Lithuania Scramble To Intercept Russian Military Aircraft
The jets, deployed on a NATO policing mission, were called to intercept a Russian intelligence aircraft off the Baltic coast.
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USA US Protests: 'Active Duty' Troops In Area Around Washington DC
Personnel are on "heightened alert status" at military bases in the National Capitol Region, according to a senior Pentagon official.
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Politics Government Told To Learn From Military Planners' Coronavirus Response
A study, published by Policy Exchange, suggests military planning teams could be used more by the Government in the future.
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Reserves MOD Looks To 'Maximise' Contribution Of Reservists In New Review
The review will look at how reservists can contribute across defence and wider Government by the end of the decade.
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The Queen Queen's Official Birthday To Be Marked By 'Small' Military Ceremony
Her Majesty is expected to attend the ceremony which would be the first major royal event since lockdown began.
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Syria Russia Carries Out First Air Strikes Since Idlib Ceasefire, Reports Say
The strikes on and around Idlib province are believed to be the first since a ceasefire was declared in March.
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Navy Navy Trainees Complete First Phase Of Submariner Course
The parade marks the end of a ten-week 'dry phase' of their training at HM Naval Base Clyde.