Declassified files reveal IRA plot to bomb British Army disco
Exclusive: Previously classified documents expose the Provisional IRA's detailed scheme to bomb a British Army disco in England, uncovered by an undercover intelligence operation in 1990.
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Romy Gill's Indian-Style Tomato Recipes
Discover chef Romy Gill's innovative recipes that elevate the humble British tomato into spectacular Indian-style dishes, from a fiery chutney to a rich, slow-cooked curry.
Raducanu storms into Indian Wells semi-finals with huge win
British tennis star Emma Raducanu continues her triumphant comeback, powering into the semi-finals of the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells with a dominant straight-sets victory.
Army's New Fitness Test: Recruits Use Teeth in Canine Drill
Exclusive: The British Army introduces a controversial new canine-assisted fitness assessment where recruits must demonstrate grip strength by having dogs gnaw on protective sleeves. Defence experts question the safety and ethics of the extreme training m
Army stunt rider sues MoD over career-ending crash injuries
A decorated British Army motorcyclist is taking the Ministry of Defence to court, alleging catastrophic safety failures during a display rehearsal left him with life-altering injuries and chronic pain, ending his military career.
UK to train second wave of Ukrainian troops
Britain announces a new intensive training programme for Ukrainian recruits, building on the success of Operation Interflex which has already prepared over 30,000 soldiers for combat.
Boy in army costume halts top admiral's car in Portsmouth
A five-year-old boy dressed in a miniature British Army uniform caused a major security alert in Portsmouth after mistaking First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Ben Key's official vehicle for a tank. The heartwarming incident, which saw the Admiral stop to chat wit
Raducanu & Draper Win: British Success at Indian Wells
Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper secure impressive victories at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, marking a strong start for British tennis. Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz also makes a winning return.
UK to pay £2.9m for Kenya wildfire started by troops
The UK government has agreed to pay millions in compensation to Kenyan victims after British Army training exercises ignited devastating wildfires that destroyed homes and livelihoods.
Raducanu & Draper Storm Into Indian Wells Third Round
British tennis stars Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper score stunning victories at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, setting up thrilling clashes with World No. 1 Iga Świątek and top seed Carlos Alcaraz.
False rape accuser gets suspended sentence, ruins army doctor's career
Former British Army doctor Captain Sarah Corfield's life was torn apart by a malicious false rape claim from Veronika Rodriguez, who received just a 21-month suspended sentence for her devastating lies.
UK 'Not Ready for War' with Russia, Warns Shapps
Exclusive: Defence Secretary Grant Shapps delivers a stark warning that Britain's military resilience is dangerously low, lacking the 'whole-of-nation' readiness needed to counter a potential Russian threat. A new review calls for urgent, sweeping reforms
Florence + Machine Offers Free Tickets to Afghanistan Vets
In a remarkable act of gratitude, US rock band Florence + The Machine offers hundreds of free concert tickets to British military veterans who served in Afghanistan, bringing a night of healing through music in Ohio.
England's Best Curry House Named
Discover the top-rated curry house in England, serving mouth-watering dishes that have earned it national acclaim. Find out what makes this restaurant a cut above the rest.
HMS Prince of Wales arrives in Edinburgh for Asia prep
The Royal Navy's flagship aircraft carrier, HMS Prince of Wales, arrives in Edinburgh as part of its final preparations before a landmark mission to the Indo-Pacific region.
Putin-Trump Ukraine Meeting: British Army Warning
The British Army has raised alarms over a potential secret meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, warning of severe implications for Ukraine's security.
Indian Super League in Political Crisis
The Indian Super League (ISL) is embroiled in political disputes as domestic football becomes a battleground for influence and control. Discover how governance clashes are impacting the sport.
Ruchir Joshi’s 'Great Eastern Hotel': India in Flux
Ruchir Joshi’s 'Great Eastern Hotel' offers a sweeping, evocative exploration of India’s societal shifts through the lens of a historic Kolkata landmark.
Army major charged with murder of Thai wife
A British Army major faces murder charges after his Thai wife was found dead in their home. The case has sent shockwaves through the military community.
Harry Clark's Army Life & Love Story
Discover the inspiring story of Harry Clark, balancing his military career with a blossoming romance. Get the inside scoop on his life in the army and his relationship.
Coldstream Guards perform Ozzy Osbourne's Paranoid
The iconic Coldstream Guards band delivers a powerful rendition of Black Sabbath's 'Paranoid', blending military precision with rock 'n' roll energy in a must-see performance.
Teen soldier dies in North Yorkshire training accident
A young soldier, aged just 19, has tragically lost his life during a training exercise at a military barracks in North Yorkshire. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Court rejects bid to halt IRA 'Stakeknife' probe
The High Court in London has dismissed an attempt to stop an investigation into the IRA's infamous double agent known as 'Stakeknife', linked to numerous murders during the Troubles.
New inquest into 1972 Belfast teen shooting
A fresh inquest has been ordered into the death of 15-year-old Patrick McVeigh, shot by the British Army in Belfast during the Troubles in 1972.
Bottas trains as British Army sniper after F1 career
Former Mercedes F1 driver Valtteri Bottas swaps the racetrack for the rifle range as he undergoes elite British Army sniper training in a thrilling new adventure.
Ex-Army colonel stalked ex with tracker car
A former British Army colonel has been handed a restraining order after using a tracking device to stalk his terrified ex-partner, following a disturbing campaign of harassment.
India's VP Dhankhar resigns citing health reasons
India's Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar steps down, citing personal health and age-related reasons, marking a significant shift in the country's political landscape.
Starmer's Chagos Islands dilemma sparks sovereignty debate
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces backlash over plans to hand over the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, raising concerns about UK sovereignty and global security.
King hosts first British-Indian Muslim minister
King Charles welcomed Lord Shoaib Bashir, the first British-Indian Muslim to serve as a minister, in a landmark audience at Buckingham Palace, highlighting the UK's growing diversity in leadership roles.
World's oldest marathon runner Fauja Singh dies at 114
Fauja Singh, the world's oldest marathon runner, has died at 114. The British-Indian athlete inspired millions with his endurance and spirit.
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