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Duke of Cambridge’s regiment to take lead role in next month’s Trooping the Colour

Britain is still living under the delusion that we do not need to radically increase spending on defence

General Sir Mark Carleton-Smith, a decorated former SAS commander, said he was not comfortable when he learned the MoD intended to cut the size of the regular Army by 9,000 soldiers.

‘Historic agreement’ is said to enable Cypriots to sell or develop properties in the post-colonial military zones

Rick Haythornthwaite, the chairman of Ocado and the AA, was unveiled as the head of an inquiry into service personnels terms and conditions.

General Sir Mark Carleton-Smith appeared to hit out at Government plans to cut the number of troops in the army, saying Russias invasion of Ukraine should give pause for thought before implementing them.

Major General Sharon Nesmith to begin her new role as Deputy Chief of the General Staff this summer

When Major General Sharon Nesmith takes up the post of Deputy Chief of the General Staff in August, she will be the first woman to hold the three-star rank.

Twenty years on from the "War on Terror", is it the end of big military deployments to warzones?