Cameron pledges to investigate Afghan special forces persecuted by the Taliban
The Foreign Secretary vows to assist former British-trained operators who were left behind in Afghanistan after being denied entry to the UK
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Politics Military support for Ukraine will be matched or exceeded in 2024, says Cameron
The Foreign Secretary also says British defence companies could be doing more to help arm Ukraine in its fight against the Russian invaders
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Middle East No circumstances for UK troops on ground in Israel-Hamas conflict, says Shapps
The Defence Secretary rules out any suggestion of a deployment of British troops to Gaza, Israel or the West Bank amid the current crisis
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Politics One in three service personnel living in lowest grade service accommodation, Labour reveals
MOD data revealed by the Labour Party shows that over 25,000 members of the Armed Forces are housed in Grade 4 Single Living Accommodation
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News British military faces £17bn equipment black hole - biggest budget deficit since 2012
A report by the Government's spending watchdog found the largest cost increases were in the MOD's nuclear and naval programmes
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Middle East HMS Diamond sets sail to bolster UK's maritime presence across the Middle East
The deployment to the East of Suez follows increasing concerns over the security of strategic maritime chokepoints
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Nato Moscow mortgaging its future to Beijing, warns Nato Secretary General
Jens Stoltenberg says the war in Ukraine has caused Russia to struggle economically and militarily, forcing it to rely heavily on China
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Ukraine Government pressed to reveal 2024 military aid plans for Ukraine
Defence Minister James Heappey says the amount of funding will be announced once the UK's commitment has been agreed
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Tri-Service State of military housing was far worse than anticipated, contractor tells MPs
Engineers turned up to fix heating systems at military homes that should have been replaced years earlier, VIVO's managing director says
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Northern Ireland Bloody Sunday Parachute Regiment commander dies
Lt Col Derek Wilford, the officer directly in charge of the paratroopers, always maintained that his soldiers had been fired on first
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Veterans Autumn Statement: Jeremy Hunt announces £10m for veterans mental health services
Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt has delivered his Autumn Statement in the House of Commons.
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Veterans Veterans UK brand retired as Government gives services 'fresh start'
The changes to Veterans services are the result of an independent review, with the Government accepting the majority of its findings.
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Falklands Javier Milei: Argentina's new president a fan of Margaret Thatcher but wants Falklands back
Nicknamed 'El Loco', or 'Crazy' in English, Javier Milei said Thatcher was one of the "great leaders" in history.
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Cyber MOD reveals more than 350 of its devices lost or stolen in last year
"It's policy that all laptop, tablet computers and removable media are encrypted to minimise the impact if a loss were to occur," MOD says.
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Politics Climbing on Royal Artillery Memorial an affront to Armed Forces, Downing Street says
The Government is deciding whether further measures are needed as the police currently have no legal right to make arrests
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Ukraine Cameron meets Zelensky to discuss frontline weapons for Ukraine
The former prime minister travels to Kyiv immediately after taking up his new role of Foreign Secretary following the Cabinet reshuffle