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Cyprus Bio Blitz: Search For Alien Wildlife On Cyprus
Scientists from 37 nations attended a conference at Akrotiri focusing on the impact of invasive species.
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WWII Campaigners Battle To Protect Resting Place Of Wartime Pilots
The port authorities want to dredge up three million tonnes of aggregate in an area of Goodwin Sands, to expand the harbour.
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Northern Ireland Fears Raised Over Investigations Into Northern Ireland Conflict
Northern Ireland's victims' commissioner said in her recommendations that "transparency is key".
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News Syrian Forces Enter Last IS Stronghold And Plan To Build 'Joint-Care' Facility In Catterick Underway
Today's military and security news...
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Navy HMS Montrose Sails Into Tokyo
She's the fourth Royal Navy ship to visit the Japanese capital in the last 12-months.
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Northern Ireland Bloody Sunday Soldier Charges Would Set 'Dangerous Precedent', Ex-Army Chief Says
It's just days before an announcement on whether the soldiers will face charges linked to the killings on Bloody Sunday.
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News Former Irish Soldier 'Detained In Syria' Under Suspicion Of Joining ISIS
It's reported the Irish soldier was a member of the Irish Defence Force until 2011 but left after converting to Islam.
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Navy HMS Duncan Leaves Portsmouth For Six-Month Deployment In The Mediterranean
The Type 45 frigate will be in the Mediterranean working alongside the French Navy.
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News North Korea Could Be Preparing A Missile Launch, Images Suggest
Images suggest that North Korea could be preparing to launch a missile or satellite.
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News Afghan Interpreters Win The Right To Bring Their Families To Britain
The decision could affect some 30 interpreters – and campaigners say the policy change could save lives.
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News The UK's Top Female Officer Celebrates International Women's Day
The event was attended by Air Marshal Sue Gray and the Defence Secretary.
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Innovation Blind Veterans Test Driverless Vehicles
A six-month trial of the driverless pods begins in April.
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Brexit Brexit Briefing For Cyprus Troops: 'Everything To Continue As Usual'
The Commander of Joint Forces Command toured Limassol speaking to members of the military and civilians.
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Sport Rugby Stars To Raise Money For Military Charities In 'Hybrid' Match
The match will see current and retired players play one half of Union and one half of League at Gloucester's Kingsholm Stadium.
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Invictus Games Want To Compete In 2020? Deadline For Invictus Games Applications Nears
Find out how to apply to be part of Team UK at the Invictus Games in the Hague.