Sports diplomacy: How an Army polo match in Lahore played vital role in Afghan data breach fallout
General Sir Patrick Sanders was sent to a polo match to try to ease restrictions on bringing Afghans to the UK following a major data breach
General Sir Patrick Sanders was sent to a polo match to try to ease restrictions on bringing Afghans to the UK following a major data breach
The MOD has said that the "UK will never compromise on our national security" in light of Mr Trump's comments on the UK-Chagos deal
Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton further stated the UK does not have a mobilisation plan for the NHS to deal with mass casualties
The Armed Forces Minister – a former colonel in the Royal Marines with 24 years' service – has been getting some advice about his future
The former National Security Advisor spoke to BFBS Radio's Sitrep podcast about the possibility of British troops being deployed
Luke Pollard had previously told BFBS Forces News that the plan would be released by Christmas, but the deadline to present it to Parliament ...
BFBS Forces News has analysed the Conservative Party's defence spending plans to work out where the money will end up
Sir Keir Starmer told BFBS Forces News his message for Putin after signing a new defence agreement with Norway
Chancellor Rachel Reeves made little mention of defence spending in her Budget speech
The new partnership programme will see vessels being built in Indonesia using British shipbuilding expertise
The Defence Committee has issued warnings over Britain's obligation to Article 3 of the alliance
The Defence Secretary also announced an extension to counter-drone specialist support to Belgium after recent drone threats
Public Accounts Committee chair Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown spoke to BFBS Forces News after the publication of a new report into the Afghan ...
Talks between London and Brussels have reportedly broken down as the UK tries to access the Security Action for Europe programme
Conservative MP Andrew Snowden and Labour MP Andy MacNae say more purchases would boost British jobs – as well as the Royal Air Force
The Government has widened eligibility for the Nuclear Test Medal to include British personnel who supported US atmospheric tests