A start-up co-founded by Sir Tony Blair’s son Nick has raised $20m (£15m) to develop simulation technology for the British Army and Nato. Skyral, which is working on next-generation training ...

British Army left 'playing catch up' as Putin's invasion highlights evolution of warfare Defence experts agree that the Russia-Ukraine conflict has fundamentally and irreversibly changed warfare ...

The army began an inquiry into the behaviour of British soldiers posted to the military base in Nanyuki last year after multiple allegations of serious crimes committed by British army troops in the ...

According to the SDR, the British Army should be developed into a mix of regular and reserve soldiers of at least 100,000 troops, 73,000 of whom should be regulars.

A member of the gardai was supplying information to British military intelligence at the time of the IRA’s deadly Enniskillen bomb, it has been claimed. Eleven people lost their lives when the ...

The British army is small – but drones shows how the UK can still stay in the fight As traditional forces shrink, low-cost unmanned tech is doing more than filling the gap - it's becoming ...

– Defence Secretary Mr Healey has pledged to “create a British Army which is 10 times more lethal”, by combining capabilities with air-defence, long-range weapons and other technologies ...

Relatives of two men killed by British soldiers during the Troubles have no legal entitlement to enhanced inquests examining alleged state breaches of the right to life, the Court of Appeal has ruled.

A former Army Special Forces officer who was in charge of a team involved in a friendly fire incident in Afghanistan was nominated as the Pentagon’s head of special operations. Derrick Anderson ...

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced Monday that he is moving the United Kingdom's military into "war-fighting readiness" to address growing threats from Russia. During a visit to BAE ...

Defence Secretary John Healey has warned a 'new era' for UK defence is needed as 'threats we face now are more serious and less predictable than at any time since the end of the Cold War'.