British Troops In West Africa: Training Local Forces To Fight Terror
UK personnel in Senegal are mentoring Cameroonian, Moroccan and Nigerian soldiers in the fight against extremism.
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Nato NATO's Brussels HQ Confirms Coronavirus Case
The employee had returned from a holiday in northern Italy where there is the highest number of confirmed coronavirus cases outside China.
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News UK In Africa: Why British Troops Are Teaching Other Nations To Fight Future Threats
In 1995, the UK had 10,000 troops deployed as UN peacekeepers - today just a few hundred are deployed overseas on UN missions.
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North Korea Three North Korean Missile Launches Follow Threats Of 'Momentous' Action
The second round of weapons tests in 10 days come amid stalled denuclearisation progress.
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Royals Duke And Duchess Of Sussex Attend Mountbatten Festival Of Music
Prince Harry and Meghan were at the Royal Albert Hall for one of their final public engagements before stepping back as senior royals.
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RAF Six RAF Typhoons Intercept Russian Aircraft Near Scottish Coast
The Typhoons were supported by aircraft from Norway and France, according to RAF Lossiemouth.
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Cyprus Troops In Cyprus Take On Tough Terrain In Military Skills Challenge
Soldiers from the Adjutant General's Corps came together for the event in Episkopi.
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Navy HMS Prince Of Wales Leaves Liverpool After Week-Long Visit
The aircraft carrier will now go on to continue sea trials in the Irish Sea before returning to her home port of Portsmouth, the Navy said.
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Women Princess Royal Honours Wartime Heroine At London Paddington Station
Great Western Railway has adorned a train with the name Odette Hallowes to mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day.
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World Ben Wallace: Syria Attacks 'Tantamount To War Crimes'
The Defence Secretary has met his American counterpart to discuss Syria, Afghanistan, Russia and China.
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News Eisenhower's Military Jeep Could Fetch £150,000 At Auction
A full restoration of the Jeep, using all the original parts with some minor exceptions, took place in 2014.
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World Army Apaches Work With Navy Wildcats In Arctic Circle
It is only the second time the Apaches have operated in the Arctic Circle.
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Prince Harry Harry Praises 'Incredibly Heroic' Endeavour Fund Award Winner
The Duke of Sussex spoke exclusively to Forces News after the awards ceremony with Tom Oates, who won the Henry Worsley Award.
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Prince Harry Endeavour Fund Awards: Winners In Full
The ceremony celebrates personnel who have taken part in remarkable challenges after being injured or falling ill during service.
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News First Person In UK Dies After Testing Positive For Coronavirus
The Government earlier confirmed preparations for the 'delay' phase of the coronavirus action plan will now be accelerated.
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News Coronavirus: What Are The Risks Of Using Military To Support COVID-19 Response?
The virus is thought to have first emerged in China and has killed more than 3,000 people worldwide.