British F-35Bs Land On HMS Queen Elizabeth For First Time
Royal Navy and Royal Air Force pilots landed, hovered and took off from the aircraft carrier off the east coast of the United States.
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Islamic State Hundreds Of IS Supporters 'Escape' Camp In Syria
The Ain Issa camp is home to around 12,000 displaced people, including nearly 1,000 foreign women with links to IS, plus their children.
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Syria US Orders Troops To Leave Northern Syria
US Defense Secretary Mark Esper said President Donald Trump called for a "deliberate withdrawal" of troops from the area.
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Royals Queen Opens New Housing Development For Veterans
Her Majesty, who has acted as the trust's patron since being crowned Queen in 1953, had a block of properties named after her.
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Syria Boris Johnson Expresses 'Grave Concern' Over Turkish Offensive In Syria
The United Nations says more than 100,000 people in north-east Syria have fled their homes since the assault began on Wednesday.
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Syria Foreign Secretary Calls On Turkey To Show 'Maximum Restraint'
Dominic Raab warned the incursion is weakening the fight against IS in Syria.
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News John Downey: Man Charged With Murder Of Soldiers Denied Bail
The 67-year-old appeared at Omagh Magistrates' Court on Saturday morning.
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Syria Comment: Could Turkish Invasion Of Syria Lead To An East-West Proxy Conflict?
The UK and Europe must take action, and if necessary, take military action, writes Syrian conflict expert Hamish de Bretton-Gordon.
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Syria Turkey Takes 'Control' Of Key Syrian Border Town
Reports suggest fighting in the border town of Ras al-Ain is ongoing as Turkish troops continue to advance through Syria.
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Navy Royal Navy Warship Helps Seize Drugs Worth $1m
More than 50,000 kilos of illegal drugs have been seized by Combined Maritime Forces warships in the region so far this year.
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Veterans Ex-Army Chief Voices Concern At Reports 'Amnesty' For Veterans Will Be Dropped
Reports suggest the Prime Minister has been persuaded to exclude the legislation from the Queen's Speech on Monday.
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Scotland 3 SCOTS Compete In Maxwell Shield Prize
The competition was introduced nearly 100 years ago as a way of testing the fitness of troops.
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Syria NATO Chief Warns Turkey Against 'Destabilising' Syria
On Friday morning, plumes of black smoke were visible from the Syrian border town of Tel Abyad, as Turkey continued bombarding the area.
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USA US Defense Secretary: 'No Indication' Turkey Will Halt Syria Offensive
Turkey launched an offensive over the Syrian border following the withdrawal of US troops from the north-east of the country.
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World Commonwealth War Graves Vandalised With Swastikas
Many of the grave headstones have been vandalised with the symbols.
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Army What Happens When You Take A Military Band On Exercise?
There was a musical element for British troops as they exercised in Denmark on Exercise Viking Star.