Britain will recruit 400 Nepalese Gurkhas for a new artillery regiment, addressing troop shortages and expanding Nepalese soldiers' roles in UK defense.

Eighty years on from VE Day, it’s crucial we remember how ethnically diverse those veterans were and how much they can teach us about the meaning of life.

The King's Gurkha Artillery (KGA) will consist of 400 of the currently around 4,000 Nepalese personnel that make up the ...

Nepalese personnel who join King’s Gurkha Artillery over next four years will be trained on advanced equipment ...

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer boarded the Prince of Wales as it prepared to leave UK shores at Cornwall, declaring, “We are ...

A shocking security blunder has exposed the identities of elite soldiers online, sparking safety concerns for heroes and ...

The conclave to select the new pontiff will contain an unusually large number of British cardinals, three of whom are outside ...

Royal Marines Petty Officer Medical Assistant, Stuart Sibbald, had already served nine years and seen active service in Northern Ireland ...

Royal Marines Petty Officer Medical Assistant, Stuart Sibbald, had already served nine years and seen active service in Northern Ireland ...

Britain’s Princess Anne has joined a dawn ceremony near the World War I battlefields on Turkey’s Gallipoli Peninsula to ...

The Sea Lion field has been cited as key to unlocking the islands' vast oil potential but Argentina has previously condemned ...

Falklands and Northern Ireland veteran Simon Weston has criticised the government's decision to repeal the Legacy Act, ...