The House of Lords has completed detailed Committee consideration of the Armed Forces Bill, with a lengthy debate on the

In today's House of Lords debate on the Armed Forces Bill, defence minister Lord Coaker introduced a new draft clause

The new Northern Ireland Secretary does not believe that any former British soldier would face prosecution under the controversial Troubles

Reform UK should clarify a potentially far-reaching proposal to give members of the Armed Forces immunity from prosecution for actions

A substantial new report from Policy Exchange examines the role of the Special Air Service in Northern Ireland during Operation

The leadership and staff of the Military Court Service (MCS) can take quiet satisfaction in their inspection report by HM

A legal claim brought by serving and former Royal Marines and British Army personnel over alleged exposure to asbestos during

ITV News has published a substantial investigation into the experiences of women in the Armed Forces, including allegations of sexual

I have no intention of offering a view here on the conduct of the war with Iran, or on what

The Government proposes, in the Armed Forces Bill currently before Parliament, to establish a new standalone corporate body to be

Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) held this week a webinar exploring opportunities for service leavers and veterans in armed policing.

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The Labour Party's 2024 General Election manifesto included a commitment to "strengthen support for our Armed Forces communities by putting

The Ministry of Defence has announced that for the first time, free, independent legal advice will be available to victim-survivors