Bill Clinton Honoured 20 Years After End Of Kosovo War
A 78-day NATO bombing campaign ended the 1998-99 conflict, which saw more than 10,000 people killed.
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Politics May And Macron Mark D-Day 75th Anniversary In France
The Prime Minister was joined by the French President at a ceremony marking the creation of the British Normandy Memorial.
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Northern Ireland Veteran Loses Bid For Jury Trial Over Northern Ireland Shooting
Dennis Hutchings is due to stand trial in Belfast in relation to the fatal shooting of a man with learning difficulties.
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Army Defence Secretary Wants 'Acceptable Salary' For UK Military Personnel
Penny Mordaunt said wages are a spending priority for her.
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D-Day 'Thank You': Queen Pays Tribute To D-Day Fighters At Portsmouth Event
The nation is honouring D-Day fighters 75 years on from the landings.
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Politics Trump Thanks UK For 'Service And Partnership' In Fight Against IS
President Trump also reaffirmed his stance on NATO defence spending during a press conference with Theresa May.
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USA Donald Trump Arrives In UK For State Visit
The US President and First Lady have engagements with both the Royal Family and Theresa May while in the UK.
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Politics Home Secretary Accused Of 'Human Fly-Tipping' Over Decision To Strip IS Teen's Citizenship
The lawyer also claimed Shamima Begum was "groomed and radicalised" due to a failure by authorities to protect her from extremists.
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Politics Calls To Improve Britain's Defences Against Modern Warfare
Defence experts are being told it is time to make the UK less attractive as a target to our enemies and more resilient.
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North Korea North Korea Calls US National Security Adviser A 'Warmonger' Over Missile Comment
The statement was made by an unnamed North Korean foreign ministry spokesman.
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Cyber Russia Targeting Governments With 'Global Campaign' Of Cyber Warfare, Foreign Secretary Says
Jeremy Hunt says Britain has helped 16 NATO countries counter malicious "Russian cyber activities" in the past year and a half.
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Veterans Defence Secretary Backs Measures Preventing Repeated Historical Allegation Investigations
Penny Mordaunt says she will "undertake a short public consultation" on measures she believes should be made into law.
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Navy Warwickshire Site To Begin Work On Navy Frigates In 2020
Motors for the second batch of Type 26 frigates will be produced at the GE site in Rugby.
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News Defence Secretary: UK Government 'Stands Firmly Against Torture'
The MOD has rejected claims it has developed a secret policy on torture in breach of Government rules on intelligence-sharing on detainees.
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Tri-Service Armed Forces Recruitment A 'Staggering Failure', Labour Says
Nia Griffith asked the new Defence Secretary what would be done about a fall in recruitment numbers.
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Veterans MP Calls For End To Historical Investigations 'For The Sake Of' Past And Future Personnel
Former Army officer and MP James Heappey said the Government should call a halt to investigations into military veterans.