Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge: How are the military teams doing?
They are taking on the 3,000-mile journey from La Gomera in the Canary Islands to Nelson's Dockyard English Harbour, in Antigua and Barbuda.
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Veterans More than £8.5 million announced in funding to help support homeless veterans
The money will provide wrap-around health, housing and education care for homeless veterans in England.
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Politics OPINION: UK Armed Forces 'best in the world', so 'only right we do everything' to support when service ends
Mims Davies MP outlined some of the financial support and job opportunities made available through the Armed Forces Covenant.
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Mental Health Veterans at no greater risk of suicide than general population, new study finds
Research by the University of Manchester also found that veterans over the age of 35 were at a lower risk.
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News And they're off: Military crews set off on the 'world's toughest row'
Competitors will now row 3,000 miles from San Sebastian in La Gomera, Canary Islands, to Nelson's Dockyard, in Antigua and Barbuda.
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Fun Royal Navy veteran wins Pub Shed of the Year competition with garden boozer
The Dog & Ball was made from scratch by former naval engineer John Simmons who served for 22 years.
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Mental Health How mindfulness is helping crews survive mammoth Atlantic row challenge
The extreme endurance event is an annual challenge that sees competitors row more than 3,000 miles
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News Final checks as military personnel among teams gearing up for 'world's toughest row'
More than 40 teams, a record number of entrants, are aiming to complete the 3,000-mile Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge.
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Veterans Last Dambuster George 'Johnny' Johnson dies aged 101
Tributes for Mr Johnson, the last surviving original member of the Dambusters raid, have started flooding in on Twitter.
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Military Life Local services for military community criticised in new report
It sets out how the Armed Forces Covenant can better help members of the military community.
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Afghanistan Afghan interpreters 'deserve recognition as much as those who served with a weapon in hand'
During the UK's 20-year military presence in the country, more than 2,500 interpreters worked alongside UK servicemen and women.
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Veterans Veterans in Scotland encouraged to open up about mental health in new See Me campaign
Charity See Me Scotland has launched a programme aimed at ending stigma and discrimination surrounding mental health.
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Falklands Sacrifices were worth it, says Falklands veteran who returned to islands he helped liberate at 17
More than 130 veterans who fought in the Falklands conflict returned to the islands 40 years on to meet the people they liberated.
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Veterans Government reassures veterans ID card rollout is accelerating, despite claims of possible 125-year wait
Only 56,000 ID cards have been handed out since 2018, despite there being more than 1.8 million veterans in England and Wales.
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WWII George 'Johnny' Johnson, Britain's last surviving Dambuster, turns 101
The Second World War veteran celebrated his 101st birthday today
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Northern Ireland Victims on both sides of the Troubles unite to press PM to scrap Legacy Bill
The families also said the bill would "enable the killers of our loved ones to ask for a water-tight immunity from prosecution".