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Officials at the Atomic Weapons Establishment are said to be blocking a ministerial review of secret records about blood tests on Cold War troops

The move comes as Russia continues to lose large numbers of its troops in the ongoing war in Ukraine. Nearly one-third of Russia's population is over 55

Stansted Airport is one of the UK's busiest travel hubs, and it has turned out that far more than just passenger planes have been flying around the area in recent years

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

The man alleged by the Government to be a Russian spy claimed to have worked for GCHQ, MI6, the Ministry of Defence and the Home Office, during which time he met King Charles

A Scandinavian Airlines plane heading to Manchester Airportwas intercepted by two RAF Typhoons after a "brief and temporary loss of communications" which left residents in Greater Manchester startled

The UK and the US struck 36 Houthi targets in Yemen overnight in the third wave of airstrikes this month as David Cameron issued a warning to Iran

Royal Air Force FGR4s were supported by Voyager tankers and Paveway IV precision guided bombs were used in the operation against Houthi locations in Yemen, the Ministry of Defence has said

The plane - an RAF Voyager jet - blew a landing gear tyre while hurtling along a Nevada runway at around 160mph when it was laden with 80 tonnes of fuel

A fresh court case is about to launch, demanding the MoD provide the blood tests, compensation, and an apology following nuclear bomb tests in 1952 which then Prime Minister Winston Churchill said caused no casualties

Royal Navy destroyer HMS Diamond was forced to defend itself with Sea Viper missiles on Saturday after the latest attack from Iran-backed Houthi rebels in the Red Sea

Ex-cavalryman Jordan Wylie remembered racing enthusiast Lance Corporal Alan Brackenbury after his win with Farceur De Large at Sandown

General Sir Richard Shirreff, who was a NATO chief between 2011 and 2014, says a voluntary call-up would not be enough and Britain would need to bring back conscription

People ran from their homes in the Berwyn Mountains of Wales believing they had been hit by an earthquake - but they became witnesses to an incident which became known as the Welsh Roswell instead

As Tory MPs demand an urgent review, the MoD refuses to bin the dodgy data and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak still won't talk to survivors

Following actor and broadcaster Stephen Fry backing PETA's campaign for the King's Guards to stop using real bear fur, we asked if you think it's time the tradition stopped. Many of you thought it should, while others were happy for it to continue

The man is accused of posting a message on Snapchat which said he was a member of the Taliban, and that he had planted a bomb on the flight, which was flying from Gatwick to Menorca

The UK joined US counterparts in carrying out airstrikes at around midnight last night against Houthi rebels in Yemen who have attacked commercial shipping in the Red Sea

A video has emerged of a UFO speeding across the sky in Iraq with an investigative film-maker claiming it comes from the US military and that troops were ordered to "hunt it down"

'Tradition is never an excuse for cruelty', says actor and broadcaster Stephen Fry, who backs a PETA campaign calling for the King's Guards to stop using real bear fur. The Mirror asks if you think it's time the convention stopped

Since 2012 – more than a decade after the Post Office accounting scandal began – the public sector has awarded Fujitsu almost 200 contracts worth £6.8billion in total, analyst says

Defence minister Andrew Murrison was accused of a "disgraceful response" on whether the government holds records of blood and urine tests on its own troops

Hollywood star Idris Elba has launched a campaign to ban knives and fund community programmes, says Fleet Street Fox. He wouldn't have to if the country was run by a truly representative Parliament

Records of blood testing of nuclear servicemen have been locked away for decades as a state secret, the Mirror can reveal

The 90-year-old MI5 spy known only to the public as 'Barbara' has finally put down her trench coat after a half-century, having joined the service at the height of the Cold War