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The Ministry of Defence today announced the Government’s preferred candidate to succeed Dr Susan Atkins.
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A massive component of the Portsmouth and Southampton City Deal which will create 3,700 permanent jobs moves a step closer.
Mark Francois met British military personnel in Sierra Leone who are playing a vital role in the UK’s assistance in the fight against Ebola.
Michael Fallon will discuss the consequences of the crisis in Ukraine and recent incursions by the Russians into European air and sea space.
It is with deep regret that the MOD must confirm the death of Sergeant Sean Binnie from The Black Watch, 3rd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland, in southern Afghanistan on Thursday 7 May 2009.
Michael Fallon has visited a veterans’ accommodation project as part of Armistice Day commemoration events.
Royal Air Force Tornado GR4s have left Afghanistan and are heading back to the UK after more than five years of operations in the country.
From Scotland to Sierra Leone, members of the armed forces in UK and around the world came together to remember the fallen.
In a shared act of remembrance the British and French Defence Secretaries planted ceramic poppies at the Tower of London.
As the nation honoured the fallen of the two World Wars, Prince Harry paid a personal tribute in Afghanistan.
The Prime Minister pays tribute to the Armed Forces, both past and present, this Remembrance Sunday.
Widows, widowers and surviving civil partners of all members of the Armed Forces Pension Scheme will now retain their pensions for life.
Local communities, schoolchildren and cadets have had the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of First World War heroes.
Two Royal heads of state joined in remembrance at the opening of a commemorative garden at Wellington Barracks in London.
Julian Brazier has been shown the important role of reservists during a visit to London’s 71st Yeomanry Signal Regiment.
A set of contracts worth £120 million have been awarded for the early phase of a development programme for unmanned combat air systems.
Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has announced that the UK plans to offer Iraqi forces more training.
A new British Ebola treatment facility opens to patients today in Kerry Town, near the Sierra Leone capital Freetown.
The MOD has offered a set of managed service provider contracts to provide private-sector expertise to support the transformation of DE&S.
With UK combat operations complete in Helmand, what is the UK’s commitment to Afghanistan beyond 2014?
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