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What are the Five Power Defence Arrangements?
The Royal Navy has recently taken part in Exercise Bersama Gold, which has marked 50 years of the Five Power Defence Arrangements - special relationships between the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and Malaysia. But what exactly are they?
Royal Yorkshire Regiment celebrates 20th anniversary with invite-only parade
The parade marked the conclusion of a series of events held across the north of England celebrating two decades of the regiment's existence, which has included significant action in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Submariners remembered in Dundee
A service has been held at the International Submariners Memorial in Dundee to remember those who have lost their lives while on duty. This year's commemoration coincided with the 125th anniversary of the Royal Navy's Submarine Service.
Passive counter-drone detection system deployed by Army
Project Halo Shield has seen one of the first passive counter-drone detection systems deployed at a British Army base in Warminster by the Experimentation and Trials Group. It is a set-and-forget system for spotting drones.
Free rail travel announcement an 'acute' moment for Calvin Bailey
Speaking to BFBS Forces News at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, the Veterans and People Minister said he knew friends and families who could take advantage of the scheme and join him and others in the Remembrance weekend in London.
Arctic archipelaago deemed a potential flashpoint
The Svalbard archipelago is Norwegian territory, although Russia maintains a presence there under a treaty signed over 100 years ago, with one expert predicting problems amid an escalation of Russian activity in the area
Royal Marines storm to Falklands Cup victory over Parachute Regiment
It was a battle between two of the elite Armed Forces outfits
King's Troop replaces Household Cavalry at Horse Guards
Mounted gunners have taken over The King's Life Guard at Horse Guards, replacing the soldiers of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment for three weeks.
Tri-service military team completes arduous expedition
A group of UK Armed Forces personnel has become the first military team to replicate Fridtjof Nansen's 1888 journey to and across Greenland. Exercise Greenland Legacy had the group face 25 days on the ice in a 500km ski of the Greenland ice cap.
Charity chief voices frustrations about MOD compensation scheme
A Public Accounts Committee report has called for an independent body to handle government compensation schemes following the Ministry of Defence's failures around its LGBT Financial Recognition Scheme (FRS).
Moment journalist takes cover from Russian air strike during Sit Rep interview
Colin Freeman was giving an update from Zaporizhzhia when an airstrike interrupted the latest BFBS Sitrep, forcing him to take cover away from the window.
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