Both sides are wrong
Neutrality is not apathy Let’s start by declaring something you rarely hear in this debate: I’m not on anyone’s side. In a world.
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Young soldier remembered
Private Harry Johnson, 19, from the 2nd Infantry Training Battalion,died following a physical training session at Vimy Barracks, Catterick, on July 24, the.
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Nuneaton bomb base opens
A state-of-the-art new home has been unveiled for the British Army’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) specialists in Warwickshire, as part of a £5.1.
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‘Thanks to me, we have peace’
Trump claims credit for maintaining world peace Donald Trump today claimed his presidency is the only thing standing between the world and “six.
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People
Afghanistan veterans speak out
A major report published in late 2024 has laid bare the long-felt frustrations, quiet resilience, and future hopes of UK veterans who served.
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Starlink outage exposes weakness
Global blackout hits digital battlefield A rare and unexpected global outage of Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet service left large swathes of the.
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Vets deserve praise not prosecution
At West Midlands News, we believe accountability must be fearless and fair. As national debate rages over the potential prosecution of military veterans.
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“Rough men stand ready”
A well-trained, well-supplied military force with high morale is the measure of a nation’s health. There should not be a need to formally.
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Betrayal: Afghan data breach
A human error followed by a deliberate political crime Let’s be clear: the Afghan data breach wasn’t just a “deeply regrettable incident,” as.
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UK and France nukes
For the first time, the UK and France are set to coordinate their nuclear arsenals in a move to bolster European defence without.