...black Britons who lived in the UK to West Indians and Caribbeans who travelled to the UK to support the fight for freedom. Estimates vary, but approximately 16,000 men from...
...Times leader argues that President Obama must take blame for a policy of disengagement which it argues has contributed to a political vacuum in the Middle East and conflicts in...
...promoting, protecting and restoring soldiers’ health. Colonel David Bates Here, Col Bates, the senior nurse in the Army in his role as Director of Army Nursing Services and Assistant Director...
...Tizard led onto the pioneering technology that helped win that world war, and founded between London and Washington, between our two countries a scientific partnership that continues to flourish today,...
...completed a trek across Britain. Mobile charges The Sun reports a Freedom of Information Act response that shows a £40,000 phone bill for data and calls is attributable to one...
...suggesting a terrorist attack is based on intercepted communications between militants in the Sinai - the Times and Telegraph lead on this line. There is broad coverage of the hope...
...building, whole RAF Tornados have destroyed a series of ISIL positions. The Guardian says Kurdish forces claim to have severed a major supply line between ISIL's stronghold in eastern Syria...
...the terrorist attacks in Paris. The paper says the man, from east London, was killed in Raqqa by an aerial raid which was launched by the French military. BRITISH FORCES...
...the Middle East by the UK. Coverage looks at lines in the report that say assault weapons and small arms sent from Britain to Iraq in the wake of the...
...the Middle East, Africa and in Europe, engaging in duties such as disrupting people trafficking in the Mediterranean, training in the Ukraine and supporting the counter-Daesh campaign and working with...
