A British soldier faces a court martial after accidentally discharging his SA80 rifle while heavily intoxicated, with the bullet narrowly missing a sleeping colleague's head at their Cambridgeshire barracks.
A British soldier has been formally identified as the suspect in the 2012 murder of Kenyan woman Agnes Wanjiru, as long-suppressed details emerge and the family continues their fight for accountability.
Kenyan authorities issue an arrest warrant for a British soldier, escalating a 14-year legal battle and putting massive pressure on the UK government to finally act on extradition.
An urgent call for the UK government to end the witch-hunt against British Army veterans who served in Northern Ireland and to deliver on its promise of a fair deal, protecting them from unjust prosecution.
Exclusive details reveal how the then-Prince of Wales discreetly visited a military hospital in Caterham, prioritising a heartfelt tribute to wounded soldiers over a high-profile meeting with the visiting US President Donald Trump in 2018.
Labour's controversial proposal to grant immunity to Troubles veterans in exchange for testifying has ignited a firestorm of criticism from military groups and political opponents, who condemn it as a 'shameful betrayal'.
A decorated former SAS commander demands an immediate halt to the relentless investigations into UK veterans for their actions during the Northern Ireland Troubles, branding it a politically-motivated 'witch-hunt'.
Mary Lou McDonald condemns the UK's controversial Legacy Act and plans to pardon British soldiers, warning it undermines reconciliation and denies justice to victims of the Troubles.
Peter Reynolds, a former British Army soldier, has defected to join the Taliban in Afghanistan, citing disillusionment with the UK's withdrawal and a desire to live under Sharia law. His story reveals a complex and controversial narrative of betrayal and
A decorated British Army Major, Jonathan Sellin, ended his life after reportedly fearing that seeking help for his mental health would destroy his military career. This tragic case has sparked urgent calls for reform in the Armed Forces' support systems.
A promising British Army Major's tragic suicide reveals the devastating human cost of military mental health stigma. Major James Willis's inquest hears he feared his career would suffer if he spoke about overwhelming stress.
The tragic death of 21-year-old Agnes Wanjiru in Kenya, linked to a British soldier, remains shrouded in secrecy and impunity. Discover the full story of the unresolved murder and the ongoing fight for justice.
A British soldier has finally been charged with the murder of Agnes Wanjiru, a 21-year-old Kenyan woman, in a case that has strained UK-Kenya relations and exposed an alleged army cover-up lasting over a decade.
A former British soldier in his seventies stands trial for the murders of two men and attempted murders of four others on Bloody Sunday in Londonderry, a pivotal moment in The Troubles.
Former Prime Minister David Cameron delivers landmark apology as new evidence emerges about Parachute Regiment's actions during Bloody Sunday in Londonderry, acknowledging 'unjustifiable and unjustified' killings.
SDLP councillor John Kelly, whose brother was killed on Bloody Sunday, urges the British government to ban the Parachute Regiment from Derry's streets, citing deep-seated trauma and a breach of trust.
A former head of the British Army, General Lord Dannatt, delivers a scathing critique, warning that remote meetings and bureaucratic inertia are dangerously delaying the Ministry of Defence's modernisation and preparedness.
Fifty years after the Bloody Sunday massacre, a former British soldier, known only as Soldier F, stands trial for the murders of James Wray and William McKinney in Derry. The historic case reopens one of the darkest chapters of The Troubles.
Former Prime Minister David Cameron's remarks about the Parachute Regiment's actions on Bloody Sunday have resurfaced, drawing criticism and calls for accountability from victims' families and political figures in Northern Ireland.
Former Prime Minister David Cameron delivers a landmark apology for the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings by British parachute regiment soldiers in Northern Ireland, acknowledging 'unjustified and unjustifiable' actions.
A routine house clearance in a peaceful Hampshire village turned into a major security incident after the discovery of a live WW2 hand grenade, prompting a full-scale emergency response and evacuation.
Furious SAS soldiers accuse a senior judge of acting unlawfully by ordering a sweeping investigation into historic allegations, claiming it violates their rights and could endanger national security.
A landmark High Court case accuses the Ministry of Defence of a 'wall of silence' over alleged unlawful killings by SAS soldiers in Afghanistan. The families demand justice and a full public inquiry.
Exclusive analysis reveals the number of illegal migrants crossing the Channel has now exceeded the total strength of the UK's Royal Navy, Army, and RAF combined, raising profound questions about border security and national sovereignty.
The Ministry of Defence confirms the heartbreaking death of Captain Jonathan Lewis, a promising young officer, at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. The inquest hears he had been struggling with the immense pressures of service.
In a breathtaking display of national pride, the RAF has transformed the iconic Westbury White Horse into a colossal St George's Cross as part of a major military exercise, creating a powerful symbol visible for miles across the Wiltshire countryside.
A British Army officer has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting 19-year-old Jaysley Beck, whose death has raised serious questions about safeguarding within the military.
A senior British Army Sergeant Major has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a teenage female soldier under his command, exposing a grave breach of trust within the military's ranks.
The British government is launching a massive 'preparedness revolution', with plans to train 1.2 million civilians in essential defence and civil support roles. This marks the UK's largest mobilisation effort since the Cold War.
A Royal Military Police officer has been severely reprimanded after being found guilty of drunkenly groping a female colleague just hours after completing a mandatory course on unacceptable sexual behaviour. The shocking incident exposes a deep hypocrisy