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Police and the FBI are combing a landfill near Wisconsin after three-year-old Elijah Vue vanished earlier this week and a child's dinosaur shoe was discovered

Russian President Vladimir Putin is 'laughing' at the UK after our nuclear deterrent Trident flopped in its latest test, according to Prof Anthony Glees, security and intelligence expert at the University of Buckingham

A parole board hearing for serial killer Allan Grimsom, who wanted to be released from prison on licence, has been adjourned at the last minute - with no reason made public

Veteran Ian Arthur, 64, stopped going outside during the day because of a huge growth which grew on the end of his nose making it balloon in size until he visited a private clinic

Andy Bowren, 49, was among a group of four on a hike on Dartmoor when they spotted what they believe was a lynx which ran into a flock of sheep who were completely unfazed

Allan Grimson, known as the 'Frankenstein killer', could be freed from jail this week as the family of one of his suspected victims branded him a 'danger to society'

Prince William has employed a number of different surnames over the course of his life - but neither he, nor Prince Harry, even have one on their birth certificates

The HMS Prince of Wales was take over in Exercise Steadfast Defender off Norway on behalf of its sister ship the HMS Queen Elizabeth, but it failed to set sail on Sunday

A former member of staff for the royal household has claimed that the late Queen Elizabeth found being romantic 'hard' with her husband Prince Philip, for a heartbreaking reason

Parviz Khan is bidding for parole and could be out within weeks after plottung to behead a British Muslim soldier

Polling by More in Common found just a quarter of people under-45 would sign up to fight in the military if conscription was brought back amid calls for a 'Citizen Army'

King Charles shocked the world he revealed he has cancer and is already undergoing treatment, but said he remains 'wholly positive' - however royal insiders say His Majesty is also a little 'frustrated'

Mirror columnist Kevin Maguire asks where the debate has gone over whether Britain should be bombing Houthis in Yemen, or why millions are being spent on big military projects that don't work

The Ready for War? study by the Commons Defence Committee calls for “rapidly accelerating reforms” to make sure that the UK can wage a prolonged and all-out war

Leigh Price, who owns and runs Bug Out in Builth Wells, Powys, says his prepper store sells everything one might need in the event of a catastrophic event like armed conflict or nuclear war

"There is only one rail line from Manchester to London and one train company runs that line, so can they charge whatever they like? And don’t get me started on how much money the HS2 debacle has cost"

The England captain, 29, is working with his old international team-mate again after Sam Burgess took on the Warrington head coach role - but he's still doing the hard running

The US appears to have launched strikes on Iranian targets in eastern Syria after Joe Biden vowed to hold all those responsible for the deaths of three American soldiers in Jordan to account

US President Joe Biden is being implored by a plethora of influential voices to aggressively respond to the drone attack on a American military outpost in Northeastern Jordan that killed three US soldiers

The US president vowed to hold the attackers to account but one security analyst said the US outpost could have been better defended, and other military locations may have been better equipped.

US Central Command confirmed a drone attack on the Northeast Jordan military outpost by Iranian-tied militias - they were the first US fatalities in months of strikes against American forces across the Middle East and increase the risk of escalation

A YouTube promo advertises an “exclusive” livestream on Fortnite - and features Army characters - in a bid to attract teenagers but it cost a huge £100,000

Codenamed Stakeknife, the notorious secret agent was a "tried, trusted, tested" individual says an expert who worked for the Force Research Unit, set up in the 1980s by British Army intelligence

After Defence Secretary Grant Shapps warned that we are now moving 'from a post-war to a pre-war world', we look at the warning signs that could mean WW3 is near

Prince William might be comfortable talking to the public, but when an unsuspecting grandmother asked him an awkward question about underwear he was left totally stumped