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Impressive daylight rehearsal ahead of Emperor and Empress of Japan visit
The iconic Changing of The Guard at Buckingham Palace was cancelled today – in its place was some impressive daylight rehearsal. This was ahead of the ceremonial welcome that will be performed for the state visit of the Emperor and Empress of Japan.
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.
HMS Dragon returns to Portsmouth after 214-day deployment
Royal Navy Type 45 destroyer HMS Dragon arrives at Portsmouth naval base after seven months at sea, during which she helped protect British bases in Cyprus and conducted maritime security operations in the Middle East.
Families reunited with HMS Dragon sailors after seven months away
Families share their excitement and relief as HMS Dragon returns to Portsmouth following a 214-day deployment to the Mediterranean and Middle East
UKAF men lose a seven-goal thriller against the Germans
Despite a hard-fought comeback, UKAF ended up on the losing side in Berlin
From sea to shore: How commandos infiltrate from beneath the waves
Off the rugged coast of Scotland, Navy and Army Commandos from 148 (Meiktila) Commando Forward Observation Battery conducted covert operations aboard the vessel, undertaking a high-stakes mission deep behind enemy lines. But how is it conducted?
UK Armed Forces women's football record first win on German soil
It was a special afternoon in Berlin for the UKAF team
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