Pentagon forces Netflix to remove gay soldier scene
US Defence Department pressures Netflix to edit Australian series Heartbreak High, removing a same-sex intimate moment involving a military character after uniform policy concerns.
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Two young men die in separate North Queensland tragedies
Heartbreak grips North Queensland communities as two young men die in unrelated tragedies just hours apart in Townsville and Romilly Street, with authorities investigating both incidents.
ADF soldier critically injured in training accident
A serious training accident during an ADF exercise in North Queensland has left one soldier with life-threatening injuries, sparking an urgent investigation into military safety protocols.
ADF Soldier Dies at Townsville Barracks - Investigation Underway
Australian Defence Force launches investigation after the sudden death of a soldier at Lavarack Barracks in North Queensland, with authorities confirming no suspicious circumstances.
British teen soldier James Leipzig fought Nazis in WWII
The incredible journey of James Leipzig, who at just 15 years old lied about his age to join the British Army and fight against Nazi Germany in World War II.
Healey's tribute to Kenyan-British soldier transforms army policy
John Healey honours Private John Mbugua in emotional Commons address, pledging diversity reforms that will transform Britain's military recruitment and culture.
Ex-tank commander jailed for partner stabbing
Exclusive: Dean Bevan-Thomas, a former British Army tank commander, has been jailed for life after stabbing his partner 13 times in a vicious attack at their Cardiff home, leaving her fighting for survival.
£23bn welfare cuts: New rules for benefits and Motability
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch reveals sweeping reforms to Britain's welfare system, including stricter eligibility criteria and UK-only benefits in major cost-cutting drive.
Marine and lover guilty of soldier husband murder plot
A former Royal Marine and his lover are convicted for plotting to murder her soldier husband after taking out a £400,000 life insurance policy in a chilling betrayal.
Soldier's balcony death mystery leaves family seeking answers
The grieving family of a young soldier who fell to his death from a hotel balcony are calling for a fresh investigation after a coroner recorded an open conclusion, leaving crucial questions unanswered about the tragic incident.
Household Cavalry soldier accused of deceiving two women
Exclusive court revelations expose how Household Cavalry soldier Ben Chidgey allegedly deceived two women into relationships while serving royalty, with one victim discovering his double life through shocking social media evidence.
Tory welfare shakeup: Disability benefits overhaul revealed
Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride unveils controversial reforms targeting disability benefits and housing support at Conservative conference, sparking immediate backlash from charities and opposition parties.
National Guard soldier charged with murder of New Orleans chef
A Louisiana National Guard soldier faces second-degree murder charges after the fatal shooting of renowned chef Carl Morgan outside a Bourbon Street bar, sending shockwaves through New Orleans' culinary community.
National Guard soldier's bizarre carjacking spree
A US National Guard soldier faces serious charges after a violent carjacking spree in Washington DC, with court documents revealing his unusual alleged alias that's raising eyebrows across the capital.
Australia's remote work-for-dole scheme faces Indigenous exodus
Exclusive investigation reveals Australia's controversial remote employment program risks collapse as Indigenous participants abandon scheme in droves, raising urgent questions about welfare policy effectiveness.
Army veterans to face trial over 1972 Bloody Sunday killings
Two former Parachute Regiment soldiers, known as Soldier A and Soldier C, will stand trial for murder and attempted murder related to the 1972 Bloody Sunday incident in Londonderry, following a recent court ruling.
DWP Plans Major Welfare Cuts to PIP and Universal Credit
Exclusive investigation reveals how proposed Department for Work and Pensions reforms to Personal Independence Payment assessments could dramatically reduce support for disabled claimants amid cost-of-living crisis.
Soldier's drunken rifle blast nearly kills comrade
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.
SAS Soldier Killed in Live-Fire Training Catastrophe
A decorated Special Forces soldier was tragically killed in a live-fire training exercise after a comrade's weapon unexpectedly discharged at point-blank range. The Ministry of Defence has launched a full investigation into the devastating incident.
British Soldier Named in 2012 Kenyan Woman Murder Case
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.
Kenya demands UK extradite soldier in Wanjiru murder case
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.
Ukrainian teen tortured and drugged by Russia into 'killer'
A shocking investigation reveals the harrowing ordeal of a Ukrainian teenager abducted by Russian forces, subjected to brutal torture, and systematically drugged to be transformed into a remorseless killer on the front lines.
Ex-Soldier Charged in Kenyan Woman's Murder Case
A former British Army soldier faces murder charges in Kenya after the death of a local woman, Agnes Wanjiru. The case raises serious questions and international attention.
BHA Launches Urgent Inquiry Into Trainer Over Horse Welfare
The British Horseracing Authority has opened a formal investigation into trainer Kitts Hillsin Barnes following grave concerns over the condition of horses at his yard, with one animal tragically euthanised.
Ex-British Soldier Defects to Taliban in Afghanistan
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
US Army Black Hawk Helicopter Crashes at JBLM
Two US Army soldiers were injured after a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crashed during a routine training exercise at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state. Emergency crews responded to the scene.
One Battle After Another Review: A Gripping War Doc
Our review of the powerful new documentary 'One Battle After Another', a raw and intimate portrait of a Ukrainian soldier's physical and psychological journey through the ongoing conflict.
Ex-SAS Soldier Demands Mandatory National Service for UK Youth
A decorated former SAS soldier is urging the next government to introduce compulsory national service, arguing it would instil discipline, unity, and purpose in Britain's 'lost' younger generation.
Centrelink welfare payments to increase slightly from September
Over 4.7 million Australians receiving Centrelink support, including Age Pension and JobSeeker, will see a modest rise in their payments from 20 September 2025, following the latest CPI indexation.
Disability Benefit Surge: 100,000 New Claims After Labour Shift
Exclusive investigation reveals a dramatic surge in disability benefit claimants after Labour's welfare capitulation. New figures show unprecedented growth in PIP claims, raising questions about policy sustainability and economic impact.
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