Review Launched Into Bullying And Harassment In Military
The aim is to ensure inappropriate behaviour never recurs.
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LGBTQ Brunei: UK Government Seeking Assurances Over British LGBTQ+ Personnel
The Sultan of the south-east Asian country has made gay sex offences punishable by death by stoning.
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World 'Sexual Violence Is Not Something That Can Be Used As A Weapon Of War', Williamson Says
Gavin Williamson has launched a crusade to stop women, children and men being used as weapons of war in conflicts.
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Army Labour Leader Condemns Target Practice On His Picture
Jeremy Corbyn said he was "shocked" that paratroopers in Afghanistan used an image of his face for target practice.
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Nato Seven Decades Of Security: NATO Marks Its 70th Anniversary
The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation was founded on 4 April 1949.
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World Trump Praised By NATO Chief For 'Strong Leadership' On Alliance Spending
US President Donald Trump reiterated calls for member countries of the alliance to increase their defence spending.
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World 'Germany Must Honour Its Own Promises On Defence Spending', Stoltenberg Says
NATO's Secretary General said Berlin must live up to commitments it had signed up to at a summit in 2014.
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Politics Formation Day - MP Pays Tribute To Royal Regiment Of Scotland
Former Reservist Paul Sweeney had kind words to say about his old unit.
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Politics Germany Extends Ban On Arms Sales To Saudi Arabia
A £10bn deal to sell 48 Eurofighter Typhoon jets to Riyadh is among the sales impacted.
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Politics NATO Extends Term Of Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg
NATO's 29 allied countries extended his mandate by two years until 2022.
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Politics Brexit Indicative Votes: What Do Defence Ministers Want?
A breakdown of the defence ministers' votes on eight Brexit motions.
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Northern Ireland James Nesbitt Tells Westminister To 'Do Right' By Victims Of The Troubles
Some victims of the Northern Ireland conflict feel as though the Government is punishing them for surviving, a representative has claimed.
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Politics Education Is Key In Deployment Decisions, Former Military Chiefs Tell MPs
Asking MPs to vote on whether troops should be sent into Iraq was a turning point in British democracy.
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News Report To Investigate Retention Of Armed Forces Personnel
The MP leading the report told Forces News that retention in the Armed Forces is "getting worse".
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News MPs Express Their Fears Over Brexit
MPs have been expressing their fears over the impact of Brexit on EU defence relationships and on the UK's defence industry.
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Politics Tories Accused Of Letting Army Numbers Go Into Freefall
Shadow Defence Secretary, Nia Griffith, has accused the Conservative party of letting Army numbers go into "freefall".