China to Show Military Might at Parade with Anti-West Leaders
China hosts military parade with anti-West leaders, showcasing strength and challenging Western global order.
China hosts military parade with anti-West leaders, showcasing strength and challenging Western global order.
Captain Philip Gilbert Muldowney, 25, died during live fire training at Otterburn Training Area in Northumberland. Tributes paid by colleagues.
Putin visits Russia's largest military exercise since Soviet era, involving 300,000 troops, vows to strengthen army amid tensions with NATO.
Trump announces 5,000 additional US troops for Poland, reversing earlier deployment pause, citing ties with President Nawrocki.
Keir Starmer plans to publish the Defence Investment Plan before the NATO summit, defying Andy Burnham's request to delay until he becomes PM, risking friction.
Labour MP Emily Thornberry criticises UK government for failing Palestinians, urging stronger action on Israel and Gaza ceasefire.
Red fabric forming St George's cross removed from Westbury White Horse; English Heritage assessing damage; police say no crime committed.
Ant Middleton faces MoD legal action for allegedly breaching confidentiality by discussing Special Forces past on social media.
Ex-British soldier Robert Purkiss denies murdering Kenyan woman Agnes Wanjiru in 2012, faces extradition.
South Korea says 2,000 North Korean troops killed fighting for Russia in Ukraine, mostly in Kursk region.
Red Arrows and RAF jets flypast route and timings for Trooping the Colour on June 13, starting at 1pm over Buckingham Palace.
Keir Starmer says British planes are in the sky as part of coordinated defence against Iran, while UK did not take part in initial strikes.
US Army veteran and Purple Heart recipient Jose Barco deported to Mexico by ICE after serving 15 years for attempted murder.
Ukraine denies Russian claims of encirclement in Pokrovsk as street fighting intensifies; Putin orders proposals for possible nuclear testing.
Trump announces 5,000 extra US troops for Poland, reversing a Pentagon delay, as Nato tensions rise over Iran and Russia.
New official history claims Bletchley Park's WW2 role is over-rated, but highlights GCHQ's crucial impact in the Falklands Conflict.
Capt Philip Gilbert Muldowney, 25, died during live fire training at Otterburn Training Area in Northumberland. Tributes describe him as a 'rising star'.
NATO scrambles fighter jets as Russia launches hypersonic missile attack on Ukraine, with Poland activating air defences. Casualties reported across multiple regions.
Israel declares war after Hamas launches major aerial and ground attack from Gaza, killing at least 100 Israelis and taking hostages.
Royal Navy ship HMS Albion sails near Paracel Islands in South China Sea, challenging China's territorial claims. China accuses UK of provocation.
Rubio says he never heard of Trump's intel pick Pulte in intelligence context, sparking concerns over qualifications.
RAF jet carrying UK defence secretary John Healey had GPS jammed for three hours near Russian border; similar incidents raise tensions with Russia.
GCHQ announces plans for a national AI cyber shield to counter Russian threats, operational within five years.
Trump proposes cutting funding for Chemical Safety Board, sparking concerns over chemical disaster prevention in West Virginia.
Outgoing PM Sir Keir Starmer will unveil a defence investment plan at the NATO summit on July 7, before any successor like Andy Burnham can take office.
US military kills two in Pacific drug strike, 130 total deaths; also boards sanctioned tanker in Indian Ocean as part of Venezuela oil quarantine.
Power restored to 270,000 in Kyiv after Russian drone attacks; boy killed in Zaporizhzhia; Putin rows back on US relations; frozen assets discussed.
G7 leaders back Ukraine as drone strikes hit Russia; Kyiv monastery attacked; fuel crisis in Russia due to Ukrainian strikes.
UN documents hundreds of cases of sexual torture against Ukrainian men in Russian detention, with survivors facing stigma and lack of support.
Paris appeals court finds Airbus and Air France guilty of corporate manslaughter for 2009 Rio-Paris crash that killed 228, with maximum fines of €225,000 each.