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For the first time ever in SAS Who Dares Wins history, the recruits were handed firearms - will they know when and when not to shoot?

Ant Middleton and his Directing Staff have returned to our screens in a new location with what promises to be the most gruelling series ever

The series will be based on the founding of the elite unit, which was established in 1941 to target Axis fighters in Africa.

Aldo Kane has spoken to Forces News about his on-screen adventures with naturalist Steve Backshall.

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Forces Fathers get special thanks from their loved ones back home

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There's no taking mum for granted this Mother's Day - and these messages from children show the appreciation

We were on the red carpet at The BRIT Awards getting interviews and messages of support for Britain's Armed Forces from the biggest music ...

“It’s like suicide is calling to you and you go numb and you can’t see or hear anything and you just stare out into nothing.”

Find out how you can keep up to date with all the red carpet gossip and winners throughout the night.

Find out once and for all which love song you lovely lot have voted as the most romantic of ALL TIME...

Happy Valentine's Day: Do you recognise any loved ones or friends in these series of slushy messages?

“It lays you bare, it opens your soul for others to see and for a lot of people that’s extraordinarily difficult to deal with.”

In the most recent episode, recruits discover who they can trust with their lives and one finally opens up about the death of his wife.

Forces Radio BFBS's Jo Thoenes spoke to recruit 11, Michael Maisey, to see what it's like to join one of the toughest shows on TV.