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The letter from senior female staff at the Ministry of Defence describes a 'toxic' work culture where women are exposed to sexual harassment and 'intrusive staring'

Conservative backbencher Mark Francois rounded on the head of the Royal Navy after it emerged all six Royal Navy attack submarines were in port at the same time rather than hunting Russians

Ukraine military intelligence spokesman Andrii Yusov says the reports of Vladimir Putin's death were started by Moscow in a bid to tighten domestic control amid the ongoing war

Uncertainty surrounds the future of the Type 23 frigate HMS Westminster as she languishes in a basin at Devonport naval base in Plymouth with no guarantees she will sail again

The MoD has finally admitted it may hold almost 5,000 individual files on blood tests taken during nuclear weapons trials, but says it is too expensive to check them

Tensions between the UK and Russia continue to rise as the Russians claim to have chased away two British planes attempting to enter their territory - which the RAF categorically deny

Great-grandad Jackson Hasson was presented with the nuclear medal by his local Lord Lieutenant, but Tory ministers are still stalling on arranging a Royal event for other survivors

High-octane shows by the RAF's famous aerobatic unit had to be scrapped or scaled back because of engineering problems with the Hawk aircraft, according to a freedom of information request

British forces based in the Gulf have been aggressively asked to leave their base in Duqm, Oman, because of the UK's show of support for Israel in its ongoing conflict with Palestine

Private Adam Brocklehurst, from the Infantry Training Centre support battalion, died at Sennybridge in Wales on September 20 after he 'lost control' of the HGV he was driving

Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner pledged full accountability to nuclear veterans battling for the truth about their missing blood records

The nuclear veterans' five-year fight for official recognition has led to a promise of wholesale reform of the medal system

Veterans Minister Johnny Mercer told a nuclear veteran campaigner to "sue" the Ministry of Defence after being shown evidence that medical records are being unlawfully withheld

The House of Commons Library calculated that £90.3billion more cash would have been injected into the armed forces if the Conservatives stuck with spending 2.5% of GDP on defence

Operation Grapple hero Bob Last was the first veteran to get his medal in the post, but is still being refused his medical records in the nuked blood scandal

More than 100 survivors and families have backed a new lawsuit against the MoD over missing medical records

Veterans launch a mass legal fight, backed by the Mirror, demanding "give us the bloody truth", as we uncover a cache of 150 documents proving scientists conducted experiments on servicemen, civilians, and indigenous people at the weapons tests

Brian Unthank has suffered 92 skin cancers and lost 13 children to miscarriage. He's one of dozens signing up to battle the MoD over 20 years of missing medical records

A Russian submarine and warship, worth close to £1bn, were damaged in the pre-dawn barrage on the Sevastopol shipyard - allegedly at the hands of British missiles

Russia initially claimed that the rogue pilot had shot at the British plane, which was carrying 30 airmen and women, but communications have revealed that the shot was actually approved by Russian ground control

Delays have hit the production of the nuclear test medal, with the first ones produced only two weeks ago. Now ministers have admitted not all of the 1,700 who have applied may get them in time

A new report by the Commons Defence Committee warned the fleet was “alarmingly” low in number, and would struggle to defend the UK in an “all-out war”.

Ministry of Defence’s buying arm was branded "broken" in a brutal parliamentary report but those in charge of dishing out multi-million-pound contracts bagged large bonuses regardless

More than 2,000 people who have waited more than 70 years for recognition were hoping to get the medals personally from the King

The Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin is "alive, well, and free" in an unnamed country, Dr Valery Solovey, a political analyst, said as he believes it was his body double who died