More support for mental health crucial to prevent suicides among veterans, study finds
A new study into the suicides of military veterans called One is too Many has been carried out at Northumbria University.
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Korean War Princess Anne steps in for 'senior brother' King Charles to honour Korean War veterans
A reception was held at Buckingham Palace to mark the 70th anniversary of the Korean War.
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Veterans Nuclear test veterans offer to settle legal claims over 'withheld' medical records
Up to 22,000 servicemen took part in Britain's early Cold War nuclear testing and want to settle their claim with the MOD.
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Veterans An honourable, brave man: Tributes paid to Bomber Command legend John Bell
Wing Commander John Bell served as a bomb-aimer with 617 Squadron in Bomber Command during the Second World War.
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Veterans Tell your GP you served and improve access to specialist care, veterans urged
More doctors' surgeries are being encouraged to sign up to the veteran-friendly accreditation scheme.
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Navy Terminally ill veteran, 23, meets England match-winner after Chris Ryan ticket appeal
Tobias Brann, who served in the Royal Navy for five years, got to see the rugby game after the former SAS soldier helped get tickets.
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Soldiering On Broadcaster Jeremy Vine returns as host for prestigious Soldiering On Awards
The broadcaster says it is a 'joy' to host the awards ceremony and that he feels inspired by all the nominees.
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Politics Real reasons why Britain's under-40s would refuse to serve if called up
A YouGov poll asked people aged 18-40 why they would refuse to be conscripted.
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Ukraine UK veterans 'hear jets and sirens' at Kyiv sleep-out to raise funds for homeless
The charity sleep-out aims to raise awareness of homeless and displaced Ukrainians living in the war zone.
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Veterans Veteran ID cards: How many people have applied and how you can get yours
Here are the latest figures on the number of people who have applied and received a card.
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Invictus Games Prince Harry takes to the slopes on a sit-ski at Invictus Games winter training camp
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex met competitors in Whistler on Wednesday.
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WWII Rare group of medals belonging to a founder of 1st Airborne Division sell at auction
The group of 12 medals had been awarded to Brigadier Sir Mark 'Honker' Henniker of the Royal Engineers.
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Scotland Scottish Ex-Forces in Business Awards reveal this year's finalists
The annual showpiece event for spotlighting the enormous value that veterans add to employers across Scotland.
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RAF RAF scraps its strict no hand tattoo policy for potential recruits and serving personnel
The new guidance from the Royal Air Force falls closer in line to that of the British Army and Royal Navy's policy on tattoos.
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Veterans Second World War RAF pilot takes to the air again in a Spitfire at the age of 102
RAF veteran Jack Hemmings is believed to be the oldest Briton to fly the historic fighter plane, raising money for charity while doing so.
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Afghanistan Fresh hope for former Afghan special forces members previously ineligible for UK resettlement
The move comes after MPs and campaigners pressed for applications from members of units known as the Triples.