Muslim group tells Tory chairman ‘words must be followed by action’ after Islamophobia inquiry pledge

TORY chairman James Cleverly MP said today his party will hold an inquiry into Islamophobia — once it has agreed how to define anti-Muslim bigotry.

17 British troops suffered amputations last year – but military won’t say where gruesome injuries happened

Military top brass spent tens of thousands on jet-set flights to dictatorships

THE military spent tens of thousands of pounds flying top brass around Gulf dictatorships in the last three months of 2018, new figures show.

Judge orders MoD to pay disabled woman £80,000 for unfair dismissal

THE Ministry of Defence (MoD) must pay £80,000 in damages for unfairly dismissing a woman with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) who had been i

Senior military and civilian officials treated like royalty by arms dealers

TOP brass and senior civil servants at the Ministry of Defence (MoD) received hospitality dozens of times from arms dealer BAE Systems in the last

Army knew underwater radios were faulty before fatal diving accident, report reveals

A SOLDIER who drowned on a diving course was sent underwater with equipment that the military knew to be faulty, an investigation has found.

Exclusive: Pentagon admits US and British soldiers died from friendly fire in Syria after Star's investigation

US SPECIAL FORCES have finally admitted that friendly fire killed a pair of British and US commandos in Syria last year, writes Phil Miller.

Exclusive: Official censor censors himself after Star expose

A WHITEHALL censor has disabled his social media accounts after the Morning Star revealed his controversial past as a mercenary, counterinsurgency

Parents launch legal challenge over the academisation of school

PARENTS in an East Sussex town are planning to take the county council to court over plans to turn their local school into an academy.

Concern grows over ‘corporate courts’ being set up after Brexit

Parliament’s trade committee says it is alarmed by government's failure ‘to set out even basic lines of policy’ on how international arbitration will work after Brexit