Australia Plans For 'More Dangerous World' With £151 Billion Defence Boost
Australian prime minister Scott Morrison warned the region has not seen such economic and strategic uncertainly since the Second World War.
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Politics Theresa May Questions PM’s Choice Of Next National Security Adviser
Chief Brexit negotiator David Frost has been announced as Sir Mark Sedwill’s successor.
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Mental Health Mind Kind: Forces Families Share Mental Health Struggles
Mind Kind is a week-long BFBS series focusing on mental health in the military.
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Navy HMS Queen Elizabeth Holds First Parkrun On Flight Deck
The run involved 11 laps around the aircraft carrier's 4.5-acre flight deck in windy conditions.
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Invictus Games Invictus Games In Dusseldorf Postponed To 2023
The German city was due to host the Games in 2022, but it will now do so in 2023.
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Cyprus Coronavirus: British Forces Cyprus May Face COVID-19 Threat For ‘Up To 24 Months’
Major General Rob Thomson spoke to Forces News' Sian Grzeszczyk about how personnel based in Cyprus will operate going forward.
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Army Royal Signals Centenary: How The Corps Has Evolved
The Royal Corps of Signals was formed in 1920 and has been at the forefront of military technology since then.
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News Coronavirus Testing Capacity Boosted With More Than 1,700 Extra Military Personnel
Some 140 mobile testing units will also be added as the military continues to play a "vital" role in the UK's response to COVID-19.
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Technology Defence Lab Finds COVID-19 May Remain 'Viable' For At Least 90 Minutes In The Dark
The findings support advice given to the Government and will help experts understand how the virus behaves in healthcare environments.
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Royal Marines New Royal Marines Uniform: What's Different?
The clothing is designed to differentiate the Royal Marines from the Army and symbolise its connection to the Royal Navy.
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USA Trump Denies Being Briefed On Reported Bounties Against US Troops
Russia described the reports as “nonsense”.
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Nato Major NATO Exercise Begins Off Icelandic Coast
The UK is among six NATO nations taking part in the exercise which involves around 2,000 military personnel.
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Technology Royal Navy To Trial Autonomous 'Smart Boat'
The crewless vessel has been developed so it can be given a task and decide for itself how to proceed.
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News National Security Adviser To Stand Down In September
Sir Mark Sedwill has announced he will step back from his duties as Cabinet Secretary and National Security Adviser.
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News Princess Royal Pays Tribute To Royal Signals On Centenary
The Princess Royal, the Corps’ Colonel-In-Chief, sent a video message on its 100th birthday.
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News Forces Community To Be Prioritised For Social Housing
Improved access has been announced for serving personnel, veterans and their families.