Veterans hold talks at Downing Street to voice their concerns over Troubles Bill
A delegation of veterans described the meeting with officials inside 10 Downing Street as open and frank
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Veterans 'Light at the end of the tunnel' for personnel and veterans in hearing loss judgment
It is believed that up to 70,000 serving and former personnel may be eligible for hearing damage compensation
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Politics NI Troubles Bill: What we know about controversial legislation after MP vote
MPs have voted to move the bill over to the next parliament, to the dismay of veterans who fear persecution for their historic service
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Veterans Triple-amputee veteran wants to show what's possible for disabled people after finishing marathon
Andy Reid MBE – who lost both legs and one of his arms in Afghanistan in 2009 – became the first triple amputee to complete the race
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WWII Army veteran recalls helping Belsen survivors emotionally – and with chocolate
Mervyn Kersh explains how he met survivors of the concentration camp following their liberation on 15 April 1945.
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Veterans Lord Robertson's critique on defence gives voice to AF community who can't speak out
Afghanistan Veterans Community co-founder Jonny Ball said personnel deploy humour to cope with the impact of the lack of defence spending ...
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Veterans D-Day veteran receives BEM for commitment to Holocaust remembrance and education
Mervyn Kersh landed on Gold Beach in Normandy at just 19 years old, arriving three days after the initial D-Day landings in June 1944
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D-Day Surprise birthday party honours 103-year-old D-Day veteran believed to be Cyprus' last
As part of the 15th Scottish Infantry Division, Harold landed with thousands of others at Arromanches-les-Bain in Normandy, 1944
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Veterans Fair winds and following seas: D-Day veteran Dougie Shelley dies at the age of 100
A Second World War veteran who got thousands of cards for his birthday has died
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Veterans Nuclear test veterans: Parts of MOD and government lawyers were aware of radiation report
The Atomic Weapons Establishment report in 2014 showed elevated radiation levels in the environment and contamination in the food
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Feature From TV in a dust bowl to leading-edge tech – the veterans helping keep BFBS on the air
Brad Carter, co-founder of Cerberus Tech, speaks about his journey from watching BFBS in Afghanistan to working with them today
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Veterans Al Carns: 'Amazing' lack of data on veterans available for 'red button' mobilisation event
The Armed Forces Minister says digital IDs now available to ex-personnel could help collect information
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Army Army veteran competes at third Winter Paralympics after Prince Harry message
Duke of Sussex sends personal message to Scott Meenagh who has previously starred at the Invictus Games
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Aircraft Last surviving RAF Mosquito pilot relives his 50 missions over Nazi Germany
Former Flight Lieutenant Colin Bell, who has just turned 105, has written about his experiences in his new book, Bloody Dangerous
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How I Got Here From the Royal Marines to martial arts – meet the veteran finding success on civvy street
Former Royal Marine Kelvin Davies shares his story and offers advice to others transitioning to civilian life
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Opinion The recruits that can't be recruited: How veterans can break into the tech sector
Only around 30% of UK businesses report actively hiring talent from the ex‑forces community, despite their valuable skills