No-Deal Brexit Could Lead To Military Supporting Civilian Authorities
More than 3,000 military personnel could be tasked with keeping the peace in the case of a no-deal Brexit.
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Politics Defence Secretary Rules Out Amnesty For Troubles Veterans
Ben Wallace says amnesty could open the doors to those that have committed a crime.
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Northern Ireland Former Northern Ireland Special Advisor Wants 'Alternative' Solution For Troubles Veterans
Jonathan Caine spent years trying to promote a political solution to the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
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World North Korea Fires More Missiles, South Claims
They are believed to be aimed at pressuring Washington and Seoul over slow nuclear diplomacy.
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Iran US Threatens Visa Ban For Supertanker Crew
Yesterday Gibraltar's Supreme Court ordered the vessel - the Grace One - to be freed.
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North Korea South Korea Downplays Recent Missile Threat From North Korea
Experts say Pyongyang's recent launches are aimed at building leverage ahead of resuming negotiations with the US.
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Politics US National Security Adviser Says Brexit Will Boost NATO
John Bolton is due to meet Defence Secretary Ben Wallace on Tuesday.
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USA New Acting US National Intelligence Director Named
Joseph Maguire, the nation's top counter-terrorism official, will become acting director on 15 August.
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World Prime Minister Will 'Want To Take Action' In Yemen, Former Defence Minister Says
Boris Johnson supported sending British commandos into the country while he was foreign secretary.
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News Service Personnel Have Little Faith In Complaints System, MPs Say
The Defence Committee doubts the system in place is "fit for purpose".
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Afghanistan Taliban Says 'Differences Resolved' On US Troop Withdrawal
The US and the Taliban have "resolved differences" and could be close to a peace deal in Afghanistan.
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Politics MPs Have 'Widespread Lack Of Knowledge' On Military Matters, Report Says
A report from the PACAC underlines the importance of the Government seeking Parliament's approval before undertaking military action.
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Politics What Trump Can Learn From Military Walls
With all this talk about the border wall in the US, it got us thinking – do walls work?
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Politics Mark Lancaster Continues In Role As Armed Forces Minister
Boris Johnson has reappointed Mark Lancaster as Armed Forces Minister to work alongside the newly-appointed Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.
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Iran Tensions In The Gulf: How Might The Situation Progress?
Forces News has been speaking to Neil Brown, an expert in Gulf geopolitics.
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Politics What Has Boris Johnson's First Week As PM Meant For Defence?
It is exactly a week since he took up office.