British Army

Mark Carleton-Smith declared missing in action during exercise on Salisbury Plain

What can we learn from an attack in Kabul? Why is the Mafia leading anti-lockdown protests? And how can meditation help the army?

Robert Campbell was investigated for 17 years over the death of teenager Said Shabram

PM’s most senior aide to play central role in review of UK’s foreign policy, defence and security

No. 10 says hospital ‘absolutely not’ a waste of money

New government-commissioned report backs return of conscription

Base north of Baghdad hit by 18 Katyusha rockets in deadly attack

British forces tackle jihadists in ‘most dangerous peacekeeping mission in the world’

Boost to defence spending looks likely as part of biggest review since ‘end of the Cold War’

Iranian missile strike hits Iraqi military bases housing US and British personnel

Nato meets to show unity on 70th anniversary

Defence chiefs discussing plans to cut number of combat personnel

PM's move to block ‘vexatious’ prosecutions condemned as ‘clickbait’

Footage showing parachute regiment soldiers firing at image of Labour leader has been widely condemned

Capita recruitment deal under fire as private outsourcer accused on consistently missing targets

Former British paratrooper faces murder charges over two killings in Londonderry in 1972

New protections for army veterans accused of historical abuses comes amid furore over Bloody Sunday charges

Editorial published in the BMJ urges ban on enlistment of adolescents on health grounds

Defence secretary says UK must be prepared to use ‘hard power’ as he makes pitch for ‘bolder’ armed forces

Gerard Batten ridiculed after urging potential military recruits not to enlist until after Brexit

Plans are in place for the military to help deliver key supplies around the country

Government changes policy after lobbying campaign and years of legal limbo

Decorated officer Robert Campbell says soldiers are treated as ‘political fodder’

All-female expedition makes history by completing 1,056-mile trek on foot

New figures cast doubt on strength of British Army as Tory MPs threaten revolt

Heroic hound was injured by three grenades but still managed to get troops to safety

Poland welcomes thousands of American troops, but Donald Trump's election puts Nato mission in doubt

Move 'likely to raise hackles' in Moscow, which has accused Nato of trying to militarise border territories

Female military healthcare worker contracted Ebola while working in Sierra Leone, MoD confirms

Women may soon be fighting on the front line – but is that good for them or the defence of the realm?

Cuts will be so severe that Nato could classify our reduced forces not as an army, but a gendarmerie

Tracy Shelvey and Anne-Marie Ellement had both claimed they were raped and saw the men go free

The Prince wants to host Paralympics-style games for injured servicemen at London Olympic Stadium

Mother-of-two pictured speaking to knife-wielding assailant told him: 'You are going to lose'