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Regular army is too small in the face of the Russian threat, retired general says
Former Commander of Joint Forces Command, General Sir Richard Barrons, says the regular Army is too small and "isn’t going to cut it" in the face of the Russian threat.
Awards ceremony celebrates the success of the Silent Service
Dubbed the 'Submarine Oscars', the black tie event rolled out the red carpet at the Hilton Hotel in Glasgow, with 12 awards recognising the achievements of the current generation of submariners and those supporting them.
RAF take the titles as the Army take the podium | Race highlights
The Army dominated the final race at Donington, but the RAF had the last laugh by securing the team and individual championship
HMS Dauntless and five Ukrainian minehunters on Ex Lion Protector
Five Ukrainian minehunters took part in the drills, which ended with the ships sailing in close formation alongside Royal Navy destroyer HMS Dauntless in the eastern Solent.
We must be faster than our adversaries, says CDS at launch of DSEI
The head of Britain's military has warned that allied nations must prepare for conflict at speed as he unveiled the theme of next year's DSEI conference – Delivering the Integrated Force.
The Army's New Pickleball Era
Members of the military embrace pickleball - the fastest-growing sport globally
Normandy landings veteran dies aged 100
A Second World War veteran who was a teenage signaller on HMS Eastway during the Normandy Landings and survived a close encounter with a torpedo has died aged 100.
Block, blunt, break, Nato commander says, as he unveils new strategy
Nato has announced a new defence strategy as the alliance looks to deter Russian aggression. General Grynkewich explained his three-pronged strategy to block, blunt and break adversaries.
On board the former British ship getting ready to clear Russian mines
For the past three years the Royal Navy has been providing mine counter-measures or MCM training to the Ukrainian navy as part of Operation Interflex. Simon Newton's been aboard a Ukrainian minehunter in the English Channel to see them training.
1 Scots' Colours paraded for the last time
The batallion's Colours were paraded through Edinburgh before being laid up at Canongate Kirk, formally marking the end of the battalion and its redesignation as 1 Ranger
Sailors reveal their plans after seven months at sea
Home comforts await as HMS Dragon sailors reveal their first plans after seven months away from home and families.
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