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The Prime Minister's Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on Algeria, fuel prices and the defence budget.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The government today announced twelve university departments to have the prestigious title of Regius Professor bestowed upon them.
The first of the world's most powerful marine gas turbines has been installed in the Royal Navy's new aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth at Babcock's Rosyth shipyard in Scotland.
The first Wildcat attack helicopter to be delivered to the Royal Navy has successfully taken its first flight at Yeovil in Somerset.
A Norwegian cruise liner at risk of becoming trapped in thick ice off the coast of Antarctica has been guided to safety by the Royal Navy in a two-hour operation.
Peter Holland CBE, former Chief Fire Officer of Lancashire Fire and Rescue Authority, will succeed Sir Ken Knight on 28 January 2013.
With extreme weather conditions affecting most of the country, Royal Air Force Search and Rescue (SAR) teams have had a busy weekend.
Even an intense British winter cannot dissuade paratroopers from preparing for their role as the British Army's rapid reaction force.
Statement to Parliament on the Algeria hostage crisis: 3 British nationals have been killed and a further 3 are believed to be dead.
Industry partners to become responsible for reducing water consumption in UK military establishments
Four sailors have been plucked to safety from a fishing boat on fire in the Firth of Clyde by a Royal Navy search and rescue helicopter.
Baroness Verma took part in an hour-long webchat and answered questions on geological disposal
A university professor who has improved mental health services for the Armed Forces has been made a Knight Bachelor.
Crews from 2 Royal Navy warships helped prevent a tug from sinking on Sunday night in a dramatic rescue in the English Channel off the Devon coast.
Nominations are now open for this year's Military and Civilian Health Partnership Awards which were launched today in Cardiff and Edinburgh.
The Royal Navy looks set to be a major draw at the London Boat Show, which opens at the ExCel Exhibition Centre this weekend.
The MOD has agreed a £258 million contract to support Sea King helicopters, which will sustain 500 jobs across the UK.
A former soldier from Lancashire has received the only service medal he was ever entitled to… 42 years late
As people tuck into Christmas dinner, it will be business as usual for RAF personnel deployed overseas or at RAF stations across the UK.
HMS Portland is on her way to Plymouth after a £27 million 50-week refit at Rosyth dockyard in Fife, Scotland.
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