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Ex-UN weapons inspector David Albright said Iran may accelerate its already well developed nuclear weapons programme if the US decides to launch direct strikes on their territory.

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.

Part-time soldier Ronald McDonald began a three-day siege after barricading himself inside a disused nuclear bunker in Fife, Scotland that's now become a major tourist attraction

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

Postman Adam Simpson-York buys World War 1 medals on eBay and then tracks the families of the soldiers they belong to via genealogy websites

Annick Lever was silenced by fear throughout her youth but knew she was different. It wasn't until later in life that she was able to piece together what happened to her maternal family at Auschwitz-Birkenau

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

"When the country's top soldier General Sir Patrick Sanders says we should start the thinking about preparing for possible civilian mobilisation - we should be listening"

General Sir Patrick Sanders, head of the British Army, is expected to warn there aren't enough troops in a major speech today - and the public will need to 'shift' mindset

Claire Hewitt soaks up the culture in a sunny corner of Spain Murcia, which is known as the garden of Europe as many of the foods imported to our supermarkets are grown here.

The lightweight Harry Potter-style camouflage outfit will allegedly protect the wearer from thermal imaging equipment. Reports claim they are already being deployed with Russian special forces

TV baddie Paul was finally sent packing from the Round Table after being given a taste of his own medicine when Harry voted for him to be banished, however Paul says he has 'no regrets'

Phantom of the Forest killer Barry Prudom was the most wanted man in Britain for 18 days after he shot and killed two police officers during his two-week murder spree in the summer of 1982

Vacio, 25, known as Russia's 'King of Rap', was found guilty of petty hooliganism and 'promotion of non-traditional relationships' - now faces conscription to the Russian army

Horrifying footage appears to show Russian soldiers being forced to strip naked in freezing temperatures - before being subjected to abuse and humiliation from their war commanders

Private Kieran Steven Heaney, who aided in the evacuation of thousands of Brits and Afghanis in August 2022 aged just 18, was found dead in his room at Chester barracks

Ukrainian soldiers found an Asiatic black bear in the village of Yampil - and the animal has now found a new home at Five Sisters Zoo in West Calder, West Lothian

Mark Ormrod MBE, who lost both legs and his right arm during a bomb blast in Afghanistan and has been praised by Prince Harry as a hero, has now had his stolen prosthetic legs returned

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned several countries may be in Vladimir Putin's sights and will be at risk of an attack should Kyiv stop its resistance.

The Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Kate, are set to make their first tour of 2024 to a foreign country where British armed service personnel are stationed

Mum Daria Sezonenka, 32, fled her home city of Kherson in Ukraine with her six-year-old son and has settled in the UK thanks to the Homes for Ukraine Programme

Despite a big prize at stake, contestant Jonny Holloway has hinted he has already won far more than money can buy after battling back from being blown up by an IED in Afghanistan.

Vladimir Putin, the Russian President, has boosted the country's National Guard to 350,000, compared to the UK’s 73,000 troops and soldiers in Russia are also equipped with heavier weapons