A Falklands veteran who says he was forced to leave the Royal Navy and was stripped of his medal because of his sexuality has said he is “over the moon” after his medal was returned to him.
The family of Harry Dunn have pleaded with the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to undertake an “urgent” review into road safety around US military bases after the teenager’s death.
A technology firm boss who endangered troops and cheated the Ministry of Defence by selling it equipment unfit for purpose in a £1.4 million fraud has been jailed for three years and four months.
UK defence company Cobham has revealed a series of promises made by its private equity suitor that led to the Government waiving through its £4 billion takeover.
Incidents of racism in the armed forces are happening with “increasing and depressing frequency”, its official ombudsman has warned.
Defence mandarins are bracing themselves for an overhaul of the way they operate, after Boris Johnson’s chief aide Dominic Cummings branded previous major military purchases “a farce”.
A Falklands veteran who said he was forced to leave the Royal Navy because of his sexuality is to have his medal returned to him.
Defence giant Babcock International has seen half-year profits drop by nearly a fifth, but put faith in its turnaround strategy as it secured a raft of new projects.
The £4 billion takeover of UK defence giant Cobham has moved a step closer after the Government said it is considering giving the all-clear to the deal with US private equity firm Advent.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has said it may investigate the British military for the first time after allegations that war crimes had been committed, it has been reported.
The first of a fleet of new submarine-hunting spy planes destined for the north has been officially handed over to the RAF.
Armed forces bomb squads were scrambled to the north and north-east 84 times in three years, new figures show.
Aberdeenshire Council has been awarded the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme ‘gold award’ by the Ministry of Defence.
RAF Lossiemouth Typhoons were scrambled yesterday to intercept Russian aircraft monitoring British watercraft.
Ministry of Defence chiefs are pledging that community representatives in Caithness will be fully consulted over the wind-down of the Vulcan naval submarine test base.
Defence Secretary Penny Mordaunt will personally inspect preparations for the arrival of the new submarine hunting planes at RAF Lossiemouth next year.
Defence Secretary Penny Mordaunt has been urged to invest in the Sutherland spaceport as part of a plan to boost Britain's military capabilities in space.
Theresa May has blocked a police investigation into whether Gavin Williamson breached the Official Secrets Act by leaking sensitive information.
RAF Lossiemouth remains at the forefront of the UK's defence, 80 years after it first opened as part of the country's war efforts.
A Second World War veteran returned to RAF Lossiemouth on her 94th birthday to share memories of a bygone age at the base.
The first fuselage of a fleet of submarine-hunting aircraft destined for RAF Lossiemouth has been completed.
Theresa May has pledged an additional £6million to compensate troops hit by "SNP tax hikes" in Scotland.
A missile testing range on the Western Isles has recorded one of its busiest years as Nato allies take advantage of the unique facility.
Defence chiefs are poised to hand control of Fort George to Historic Environment Scotland (HES) after the Army is withdrawn from the barracks.
A Tory MSP privately raised fears that military chiefs would break their promise to the Highlands by shutting down the historic Fort George barracks several years early.
The first personnel who will work on a new fleet of RAF planes that will be based in the north-east have arrived in the US to begin training.
Military budget cuts have been blamed for a dramatic fall in the use of a key weapons training range in the Highlands.
RAF Lossiemouth crews tasked with protecting the UK from Russian intruders have had their busiest year since 2015.
The Ministry of Defence has lost £150million in potential savings for the RAF Lossiemouth spy planes due to the drop of British pound caused by Brexit.
Jets from RAF Lossiemouth have been scrambled this morning following reports of an unidentified aircraft approaching UK airspace.
A council is asking the Ministry of Defence to help pay for a £400,000-plus clean-up of contaminated land at an old naval base on an Orcadian island.
A top gun pilot from RAF Lossiemouth has been awarded a bravery medal after destroying booby-trapped trucks and an arms cache during a gruelling Middle East mission.