Don't let this break you: The last words of British paratrooper killed in Ukraine
Fellow Parachute Regiment soldiers lined the streets of Carterton yesterday as Lance Corporal George Hooley was repatriated
Fellow Parachute Regiment soldiers lined the streets of Carterton yesterday as Lance Corporal George Hooley was repatriated
The body of Lance Corporal George Hooley, 28, was brought back to RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire following his death last week
BFBS Forces News has looked into what the security guarantees could entail for Kyiv if a peace deal is reached between Ukraine and Russia
For more than a decade Kyiv has been trying to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, but that aim now appears to have been abandoned
Chief of the Defence Staff Sir Rich Knighton will urge the whole nation to step up to ensure Britain can continue to function in a crisis
Its producers Windracers say it is in a class of its own
The operation took place on 1 June and put dozens of Russia's precious strategic bombers out of action
Sir Keir Starmer says Lance Corporal George Hooley served with honour and distinction in the cause of freedom and democracy
Poland and Romania are the latest nations to receive the US-made battle-proven and cost-effective close-range air defence system
The individual, who has not been named, was killed during an equipment trial
Ukraine has been targeting Russian oil refineries since 2023, and has now stepped up its campaign against Russian shipping too
Colonel (Ret'd) Hamish de Bretton-Gordon believes the Russian president is holding out for total victory, not compromise
The Polish government revealed that it is going to boost its defence spending this year from 4.1% to 4.7% of GDP
Coalition of the Willing convenes as Starmer says talks of a possible ceasefire between Moscow and Kyiv were "moving in a positive direction ...
The IISS Armed Conflict Survey paints a picture of an increasingly individualistic geopolitical landscape, with armed groups gaining ground
The loitering munition can strike targets from far away - and Armed Forces Minister Al Carns says British troops will be getting it too