The generals warn that retention and morale will suffer if soldiers believe that actions that are lawful during their ...
The historic 41 day Senate shutdown looks to be over after eight Democrats voted in-line with Republicans to pass the ...
Confined to his bedroom, the teenager from Oldham, Greater Manchester, found solace in the company of YouTube videos and ...
Liverpool have contacted referees’ chief Howard Webb to raise concerns about the interpretation of the rules concerning ...
William’s message to children across the UK is to be played out at the Royal British Legion’s Remembrance Assembly on Tuesday ...
The review found the overuse can "create confusion, deter lawful civic engagement, and strain relations with communities ...
Retailers suffered a subdued October as consumers held off on spending ahead of Black Friday, figures show. Total UK retail ...
More than 2,700 vape shops, barbers, mini markets and car washes have been raided in a month, as part of efforts to clean up ...
Disgraced Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell is set to appeal to President Donald Trump to commute her 20-year sentence for ...
A petition by campaign group Freedom For Animals calling for the penguins to be moved into a better facility has received ...
A Panorama insider claimed the programme has been used as a scapegoat amid “constant mistakes” made by the broadcaster ...
'Enemies will be rubbing their hands': Starmer warned human rights laws putting British Army at risk
Top generals warn these laws are “paralysing decision-making, distorting rules of engagement and deterring initiative”.
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