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The children of soldiers currently serving in Afghanistan were given a Christmas treat last week Christmas when Father Christmas, ably supported by his elves and two reindeer, visited Colchester Garrison and handed out prese…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Keep safe keeping warm Fire and Rescue Services are warning people as the cold Christmas weather continues to bite.
Commenting on the ratification of the New START treaty between the United States and Russia, Foreign Secretary William Hague said:
On current plans the last passengers from Afghanistan should be in the UK on the afternoon of Christmas Eve. RAF Brize Norton, like most airports…
The Royal Navy's duty helicopter Search and Rescue team from HMS Gannet were called out to Ayr Golf Course last weekend to evacuate a teenage sledging casualty whose winter fun took a turn for the worse.
HMS Montrose returned home to Plymouth yesterday after a hugely successful five months away as the scourge of Somali pirates in the Indian Ocean and Gulf of Aden.
With the country in the grip of what’s set to be the coldest December for 100 years, England’s Fire and Rescue Services are advising their residents…
Paul Amato, Deputy Head of Mission at the Helmand Provincial Reconstruction team, has visited Musa Qala to hear about progress there.
Foreign Secretary William Hague and Minister for Europe David Lidington met with the Dutch Foreign Minister Uri Rosenthal today.
The most complex military sales case the UK has undertaken with the US Air Force for the last 70 years is well under way.
While there had been substantial progress in 2010 in Afghanistan the gains are not irreversible and there is much to be achieved in 2011 senior British military and civilian officials said yesterday.
The 7,400 tonne vessel was named by Lady Anne Soar, wife of Admiral Sir Trevor Soar and the ceremony was attended by First Sea Lord, Admiral…
The new Civil Service Compensation Scheme (CSCS) comes into effect today.
Foreign Secretary William Hague yesterday met his new French counterpart, Madame Michele Alliot-Marie.
Defence Secretary Dr Liam Fox announced the extension of the company’s activity into Kandahar province yesterday following a request by the …
A British soldier who recently encountered a Taliban gunman using a child as a shield took a split-second decision to get shot himself rather than risking the child's life.
Secretary of State for Defence, Dr Liam Fox has responded to the High Court ruling in favour of the Ministry of Defence in an action brought by Public Interest Lawyers that called for a single public inquiry into allegations…
Junior Soldiers at the Army Foundation College in Harrogate graduated in the snow last week with the best ever set of exam results.
Her Majesty The Queen has approved the appointment of Sir David Normington to the dual role of First Civil Service Commissioner.
An independent review into the fire and rescue service in England that looks into its role, efficiency, accountability and work with other emergency…
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