Larisa Brown

Sir Richard Moore, giving a speech in Paris on the future of the Entente Cordiale, said the threats facing Europe ‘could hardly be more serious’

British troops were left suicidal after being accused of the torture and murder of insurgents in cases put forward by Phil Shiner’s legal firm

The government’s cyber and intelligence agency is challenging the public to solve a series of puzzles in its annual Christmas card. See if you can pass the test

The defence secretary will announce a 50 per cent rise to the financial recognition scheme for soldiers who were discharged because of their sexual orientation

The business secretary wants financial institutions to give more support to an industry that is critical to the UK’s security and prosperity in a more dangerous world

Death in service payments for unmarried members of the armed forces who die off-duty will be subjected to the levy under plans announced in the budget

General Sir Patrick Sanders said Britain would be isolated in battle against enemies with more troops, equipment and technology

On a trip to Kyiv, John Healey also promised to provide more weapons and money at one of the most ‘critical points’ in the war against Russia

On a visit to Ukraine, the defence secretary said the Russian withdrawal from Syria should act as a warning to the Kremlin’s prospective allies

The unidentified drones use technology so sophisticated that the authorities have been unable to track them, capture them or identify those responsible