The British Army is hoping to change its procurement processes in the digital space in the wake of problems with the Morpheus ...

Colonel Richard Hawkins, a trustee at the Royal Engineers Museum, which could face calls from Ethiopia to return items - Crown Copyright British Army units are facing ...

The British Army's Ajax AFV displayed at IAV 2025. (Janes/Chris Petrov) The British Army's Ajax armoured fighting vehicle (AFV) is scheduled to reach an initial operational capability (IOC ...

The British Army has become embroiled in a reparations row after facing calls to return "looted" treasures to Ethiopia. In the aftermath of an 1868 expedition that saw the defeat of an Ethiopian ...

Britain invaded Abyssinia in 1868 after Emperor Tewodros II took European hostages over a delayed letter to Queen Victoria British Army units are facing a battle over artefacts looted from ...

The Ajax armed reconnaissance vehicle (ARV) and joint fires observer vehicle (FOV) will soon enter operational use with the British Army after many years of delay. The British Army expects to achieve ...

The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has unveiled 623 state-of-the-art armoured fighting vehicles as the British Army looks to bolster its firepower amidst rising global tensions. The Boxer armoured ...

A satellite communications system used by the US and UK to run military operations is central to efforts by Britain to ...

The first UK-made Boxer armoured vehicle has been unveiled, with the country’s Minister for Defence Procurement, Maria Eagle describing the vehicle as a “launchpad for the British Army to be a more ...

Veterans who served in the British Army during the Northern Ireland troubles have marched on Parliament calling for the retention of the Legacy Act. It comes as the current Labour Government is to ...

While Government fails to give timeline for raising defence spending to 2.5pc of GDP, military sources say figure not enough in first place The state of the British Armed Forces is increasingly ...

The British convoy travelled to the nations in a "hefty undertaking", British Army Second Lieutenant Alex Coleman told the PA news agency, that will show what the military and NATO "are capable of".