Gurkhas Who Staged Hunger Strike Over Pension Rights Secure 'Exactly' What They Want From Defence MPs

1:50

The head spokesperson for the Gurkha veterans who spent 13 days on hunger strike told Forces News the Defence Secretary, Veterans Minister and Nepalese ambassador proposed "exactly" what the Gurkhas wanted after both sides met for the first time.

Billions being spent on military homes – but details lacking

5:35

There's optimism among forces families that military housing will be improved amid the news of a £9bn financial package – but few actual details of how the money will be spent have been revealed.

Parachute Regiment pays tribute to LCpl George Hooley

0:17

Tributes were paid to Lance Corporal George Hooley by the Parachute Regiment's Major Laurence Thomson and the Chief of the Defence Staff Sir Rich Knighton at the Royal United Services Institute.

First meeting with ministers renews hope for families of 1994 Chinook crash victims

1:15

After 18 months of seeking talks, the families met three MOD ministers – Lord Coaker, Al Carns and Louise Sandher-Jones – along with Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones, and new evidence was put forward and discussed.

Bomber Command WW2 veteran returns to the skies

1:01

Robbie Hall, who is 102 years old, was treated to a glider flight as a thank you for her Second World War Bomber Command service.

CDS says UK's sons and daughters must be ready to fight

4:21

The growing threat posed by Russia means the UK's sons and daughters need to be ready to fight if needed, Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton, the Chief of the Defence Staff, has warned.

Ukraine Battlefield Brief | 16 December

3:28

Russian Shahed drones have attacked ships in the Ukrainian port of Odessa, including a Turkish car ferry, although one of the Iranian-designed Shaheds was shot down by the defenders

Cadets light candles to remember the fallen

1:12

Teenagers from the Sea and Army Cadet Forces gathered at Stonefall cemetery in Harrogate for a candlelit ceremony to honour those killed in the First and Second World Wars.

First Gulf War memorial takes shape at UK foundry

4:05

A project to honour those who served in the first Gulf War that was started 15 years ago is finally nearing completion. An estimated five million people will visit it each year in Washington DC.

Unified intelligence command to tackle spike in hostile threats

1:44

BFBS Forces News Reporter Rosie Laydon visited RAF Wyton, home to the newly-launched Defence Counter Intelligence Unit (DCIU) and the Military Intelligence Service (MIS).

Umbrellas up at Sandhurst as Princess Royal inspects newest Army officers

1:08

Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal has inspected the British Army's newest officers at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst’s Sovereign Parade