Coronavirus: HMS Richmond Personnel Test Positive
A spokesperson said the remaining crew from the Type 23 frigate are "following appropriate guidelines".
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Forces Charities Coronavirus: Scottish Poppy Appeal Goes Contactless
The move by Poppyscotland has been taken to help reduce contact between buyer and seller amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Politics Labour MPs Lose Junior Frontbench Roles After Opposing Overseas Operations Bill
They have been stripped of their roles as aides to shadow ministers after defying instructions to abstain on the bill.
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Royal Marines Royal Marines Practise Abseiling From Helicopters At RAF Gibraltar
The Royal Marines are in Gibraltar as part of the Littoral Response Group Experimentation.
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Politics Explained: The Overseas Operations Bill
A key aim of the bill is to limit false and historical allegations against personnel and veterans in relation to overseas operations.
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WWII Family Prepares For 'Emotional' Goodbye Ahead Of Recovery Of WWII RAF Bomber
The aircraft was found in a lake by chance in 2008 and it has taken until now for the relatives of the crew members to be traced.
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Politics Overseas Operations Bill Approved By MPs
It will undergo further scrutiny at a later date.
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Navy HMS Collingwood Celebrates 80th Anniversary
The Royal Navy’s largest training establishment hosted a special 'birthday' celebration to mark the occasion.
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Navy Record Number Of Warplanes Embark On HMS Queen Elizabeth
Fourteen F-35Bs have landed on the carrier which is preparing to take part in Exercise Joint Warrior – NATO's largest annual exercise.
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News UK Personnel Working To Improve Coronavirus 'Testing Capacity'
It comes after the Prime Minister said service members could be used to support police and local authorities during the pandemic.
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Navy HMS Argyll Returns To Plymouth After Middle East Mission
The Royal Navy's longest-serving frigate has returned home after spending months helping to protect merchant vessels in the Gulf.
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Army How Soldiers Learn To Fire Mortars
Reservists and regulars from the Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment fired the 81mm weapon for the first time during their training.
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Football HMS Seahawk Manager Praises His 'Outstanding' Team After Navy Cup Victory
Chris Fairey's side lifted the trophy after a penalty shootout victory over HMS Heron.
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Politics Coronavirus: Priti Patel Is Asked For Clarity On Military Support For Police
It follows the Prime Minister’s announcement about an option to draw on military support to "free up" police.
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Exercises Warships To Dock In River Clyde Ahead Of Major Multinational Exercise
The Royal Navy, British Army and RAF are all taking part in Exercise Joint Warrior, alongside military personnel from 10 other nations.
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Veterans Captain Sir Tom Moore's 'Inspiring Story' Set For The Big Screen
The film will draw on the 100-year-old's military career and the personal grief that "inspired him to keep walking".