Soldier F Will Not Attend First Day Of Bloody Sunday Court Case
Soldier F will not appear at Derry Court House next week for the first hearing and will instead be represented by his legal team.
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Nato 'We Remember': NATO Chief Pays Tribute To 9/11 Victims And Troops Killed In Afghanistan
9/11 was the first and only time in NATO's history that the Alliance invoked its collective defence clause - Article 5.
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Sea vessels What Is It Like On Board RFA Lyme Bay?
Lyme Bay is one of three Bay-class Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessels.
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Invictus Games Prince Harry: Invictus Games Have 'Changed How We View Disability'
The Duke of Sussex was celebrating the fifth anniversary of the Invictus Games.
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Navy HMS Prince Of Wales: British Aircraft Carrier To Set Sail This Month
HMS Prince of Wales, which is 280 metres long and weighs 65,000 tonnes is expected to commission into the Royal Navy in 2020.
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Veterans UK's First Veteran Care Village To Be Created In North-West
Broughton House, established in 1916, is in the second of three stages of a £15m facelift.
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Aircraft Tempest: Italy Joins Britain In Developing Fighter Jet Programme
The two countries have signed an agreement to work on the technology together, as well developing as the Typhoon and F-35 capabilities.
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Aircraft MOD Signs £100m Contract To Test RAF's Protector Aircraft
Protector is expected to be in service with the Royal Air Force by 2024.
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USA President Trump Fires Third National Security Advisor In Three Years
The US President tweeted that he told Mr Bolton on Monday night his services were no longer needed.
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Technology DSEI 2019: How Soon Could We See Unmanned Sea Vessels?
The Defence and Security Equipment International event showcases a range of military capabilities.
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Army Former Army Captain Found Guilty Of Stealing Rifles From MOD Museum
Peter Laidler stole an SA80 and components from the weapon, as well as two Accuracy International L96 sniper rifles between 1998 and 2016.
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World Adrian Darya 1: Foreign Office Summons Iranian Ambassador Over Oil Tanker
The Foreign Office said the ship's cargo had been transferred to the Assad regime in an "unacceptable violation" of international norms.
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Politics Former Royal Marine Paddy Ashdown Praised As Man Of 'Ideals' At Westminster Abbey Service
A service of thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey in honour of the former Liberal Democrat leader has been held.
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Army Man Plotted 'Lone Wolf' Attack On Army Or Police, Court Hears
Hisham Muhammad had researched how small drones might be adapted to drop some sort of device designed to harm others.
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News Charity Cheer For Retired Navy Commander's 5,500-Mile Trek
Retired Commander Jane Allen has completed a year-long journey around the British coastline.
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China UK Could Commit 'Hostile Action' If HMS Queen Elizabeth Enters Disputed Waters, China Says
The deployment of HMS Queen Elizabeth to the region could be viewed as a "hostile action".