Payroll data at risk includes names, bank details and addresses of current and former force members, government sources suggestAn estimated 270,000 payroll records belonging to nearly all members of Britain’s armed forces...
Read MorePayroll data at risk includes names, bank details and addresses of current and former force members, government sources suggestAn estimated 270,000 payroll records belonging to nearly all members of Britain’s armed forces...
Read MoreReport concludes state sheltered soldiers from prosecution for Troubles-era crimes, as amnesty legislation comes into forceBritain’s reputation will be severely damaged by the Northern Ireland “legacy” act, an...
Read MorePolicy change stipulates ‘no patchy or uneven growth’ and allows length of up to 25.5mmAfter more than a century of having their clean-shaven chins inspected, soldiers and officers in the British army will be allowed...
Read MoreVictims’ families say Jon Boutcher’s report into British spy proves state and IRA were ‘co-conspirators’ in murderThe police chief who led the inquiry into a murderous British spy in the IRA known as...
Read MoreStakeknife report finds army’s top agent’s links to murder and torture and calls for government and IRA to apologiseMore lives were lost than saved because of the activities of a man alleged to have been the...
Read MoreAnnouncement signals widely expected winding down of one of most contentious cases of the Northern Ireland TroublesA seven-year police investigation into murders linked to the British army’s top agent inside the...
Read MoreProsecutors have considered last files from inquiry into army’s top agent in Northern Ireland during TroublesA seven-year police investigation into murders linked to the British army’s top agent inside the...
Read MoreJohnny Mercer tells UK inquiry of reports SAS had killed civilians between 2010 and 2013The UK’s minister for veterans, Johnny Mercer, has effectively admitted in front of a public inquiry that he believed members of the...
Read MoreDefence secretary rejects idea of lowering security clearances for overseas recruits to boost inclusivity as ‘woke nonsense’ A review of diversity and inclusion policies at the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has been...
Read MoreFighting resilience undermined by ‘hollowing out’ of armed forces since 2010, defence committee hearsThe UK’s ability to fight an all-out war would be marred by the armed forces’ capability, stockpile...
Read MoreGen Sir Mark Carleton-Smith will support work on opportunities arising from Aukus defence pactA former head of the British army has joined a lobbying firm run by the veteran Conservative party strategist Sir Lynton Crosby as it...
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