LONDON – Britain’s defence ministry said on March 28 it has launched an urgent probe after a football fan found piles of sensitive military papers strewn across a street in northern England.

The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that there are no current plans to procure additional tanks , leaving the British Army with just 60 to contribute to any European task force to deter Russia.

Vladimir Putin has horrifyingly vowed to "finish off" Ukraine while taking aim at the British Army and the state of the country's economy. This follows the announcement by Sir Keir Starmer and ...

In recent days, at least five B-2 stealth bombers have deployed to Diego Garcia, a British military base used by the US in the Indian Ocean. More are reportedly en route. Image: Map: OpenStreetMap ...

The papers appear to be connected to British Army regiments and barracks at Catterick Garrison. One document was headed "armoury keys and hold IDS codes", which the BBC understands relates to ...

British military chiefs will visit Ukraine in the coming days to help develop “operational” plans to enforce a future ceasefire, Sir Keir Starmer has announced, after rejecting Vladimir Putin ...

An investigation is under way after a house in Cornwall was damaged by debris that fell from a plane during a military exercise. Devon and Cornwall Police officers said the property in Tregaswith ...

Goldberg said he had seen classified military plans for the strikes, including weapons packages, targets and timing, two hours before the bombs struck. What are the main revelations in a nutshell?

Claim:The video shows a blast at Pakistan’s army headquarters, resulting in the deaths of 20 soldiers. Fact:The claim is false. The video shows a fuel tanker explosion in Damascus, Syria. A video ...

British military chiefs will head to Ukraine within days to step up plans for a peacekeeping force in the event of a permanent deal struck with Russia. Senior military officials from the UK ...

“Do you know how risky this is?!?” Sgt. Jian Zhao told an individual in China while allegedly trying to sell a sensitive military document.