Simon Newton began his career as a print journalist in the early 1990s before moving into broadcasting. He has reported for Sky News, BBC News and ITV and received numerous awards. He reported extensively from Afghanistan and spent three months embedded with British troops in Helmand. He now covers the war in Ukraine.
Seoul claims that hundreds of North Koreans have died fighting for Russia
The Armed Forces are marking 80 years since the end of the war in Europe with a large-scale ceremonial event in the capital
Russia is stepping up the use of motorbikes and quad bikes to move troops quickly around the battlefield, but with mixed results.
The former heavyweight boxer has weighed in on the ceasefire discussions by suggesting that Kyiv may need to give up land to achieve peace.
Russia seized Crimea from Ukraine in 2014 and has since cemented control over the peninsula despite Ukraine's refusal to give it up.
BFBS Forces News went on board HMS Prince of Wales before she departed on Operation Highmast, better known as CSG25.
German-supplied equipment is faring badly in Ukraine according to leaked comments from one defence official, but is this analysis accurate?
BFBS Force News's Ukraine correspondent Simon Newton pulls out the key points made by Kyiv's top military commander.
Russian troops continue their offensive on several fronts in Ukraine despite a push for peace by the Trump administration.
British troops, possibly Royal Marines, apparently dressed in plain clothes to escort Ukrainian generals out of the country and into Poland.
Puma HC2s based at RAF Benson are making a farewell flight across the country - the type has been in service for 54 years.
Canberra pledged to send 49 retired M1A1 main battle tanks to Kyiv last year, but admits there are logistical challenges in their delivery.
A proposed air protection zone over western Ukraine is gaining renewed attention as Europe grapples with shifting US support.
Luke Pollard insists the Armed Forces must be allowed to modernise and adapt so the UK can stay safe at home and strong abroad.
Emmanuel Macron has suggested a month-long pause in the fighting, but a former RAF commander believes the plan is unlikely to succeed.
The US President says his country would not send troops to Ukraine as part of any peace agreement, with that burden falling on Europe.