Government 'considering options' for coronation medal
When Queen Elizabeth II was crowned on 2 June 1953, there was a commemorative medal issued to mark the occasion.
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Politics Alleged leaks about UK special forces in Ukraine could 'endanger lives'
Tobias Ellwood says the alleged leak should prompt an urgent review about who has access to sensitive information and how it is shared.
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Politics Truss: Weakness for Macron to seek China's help in ending Ukraine conflict
The former Prime Minister was speaking in the US and delivering the Margaret Thatcher Lecture for the think tank Heritage Foundation.
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Ukraine 'Serious level of inaccuracy': MOD responds to claims that UK special forces have been operating in Ukraine
The claims come from what are alleged to be US classified military documents recently leaked and published online.
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Politics Ukraine war, China threat and cyber attacks: What are the priorities for new GCHQ chief?
Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the threat posed by China and cyber attacks will all be high on a complex to-do list for the new director.
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Women Woman behind MI5's response to Ukraine invasion to be GCHQ's first female director
Anne Keast-Butler, currently deputy director-general of MI5, is the "ideal candidate", according to Foreign Secretary James Cleverly.
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Nato Finland welcomed as newest member of Nato defence alliance
The country joins in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with Sweden also seeking to join the alliance.
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Tri-Service UK celebrates historic defence relationships in the Indo-Pacific
Defence Minister Baroness Goldie visited Malaysia and Vietnam to discuss cooperation and further opportunities to work with the UK.
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Politics Council launches legal action against Home Office over RAF site asylum accommodation
The Government announced that it will house asylum-seekers at two former military bases and a potential third.
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Army How Sandhurst is transforming after allegations of toxic culture
Forces News has been inside the world-famous Sandhurst to see the changes it is making to try and transform its culture.
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Women Defence Secretary insists military culture is changing as sex offence cases see big increase
Ministry of Defence figures show there has been an increase in sex offence investigations across the military.
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Veterans Hong Kong veterans can now settle in UK after decades of campaigning
The Hong Kong settlement scheme will be open to veterans who served in the British military prior to 1 July 1997.
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Russia Russia to 'coerce' men into joining Ukraine war as mounting casualties leave 400k troop shortfall
Russian military recruiters will try to meet their allocated targets by 'coercing men to join up', the MOD says.
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Politics Government confirms which military sites will house asylum-seekers
Military sites will include RAF Scampton, in Lincolnshire, MDP Wethersfield, in Essex, with a potential site at Catterick Garrison.
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Families Broken heating in military family homes reported 24,000 times in less than a year
The figure, released by the Government, is equivalent to half of all 48,000 forces homes in a 12-month period.
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Ukraine PM Sunak defends use of British munitions stockpiles to support Ukraine
The Prime Minister's comments came as British-supplied Challenger 2 tanks were poised to begin combat missions in Ukraine.