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How's MI6 adapting to meet new global cyber threats?
Richard Moore, the service's chief, said "the changing nature of the threats that we face, requires a greater degree of openness from a modern intelligence agency."
New era for Royal Navy, says Defence Secretary
The Defence Secretary visited Devonport naval base to see some of the latest equipment used by the Royal Marines and UK Commando Force.
Ukrainian war poet opens new Op Interflex exhibition in London
Yaryna Chornohuz has served as a combat medic, marine and drone pilot while recording the experience of war through poetry. She was in London as a new photographic display traced four years of the UK-led Operation Interflex.
What would war in the North Atlantic look like today?
War may be coming to the High North by the 2030s, but if it does, how would conflict look from the perspective of maritime force? BFBS Forces News met the Nato officer in charge of the task force of navy ships keeping us all safe.
USS John F Kennedy gets through Acceptance Trials
The future USS John F Kennedy has completed her Acceptance Trials. The tests determine if the ship is ready for service and the crew are trained ready to conduct operations at sea.
MOD HQ lit up blue and yellow for Ukraine's Independence Day
The Ministry of Defence's London headquarters has been illuminated in the colours of the Ukrainian flag to mark the country's Independence Day.
The US Navy's first uncrewed aerial refuelling system
The MQ-25 Stingray is expected to reach operational capability by 2029 and will double as an intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance mission asset.
Army sailing team save barn owl stuck 70 miles out to sea
The British Army team rescued Little Reg, who was stuck 70 miles out to sea while competing in the Around Britain and Ireland race
How a Quick Reaction Alert scramble works
Pilots carrying out QRA fast jet air policing in Romania explain what happens during an interception launch when they're scrambled to face a potential threat that could be anything from a one-way attack drone to a border incursion
HMS Duncan slips moorings under cover of darkness
The Type 45 destroyer slipped her moorings just after 10pm, illuminated only by her navigation lights and the glow of the city of Portsmouth. She now heads for northern European waters and the second phase of Operation Firecrest
Putin preparing to mobilise 500,000 men, Ukraine warns
BFBS Forces News reporter Simon Newton examines Russia's mounting casualties, slowing recruitment and preparations that could allow the Kremlin to launch another mass call-up after September’s election.
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