Exclusive: Ex-UKIP candidate employed by Foreign Office to censor diplomatic telegrams

Veterans' Affairs Office will not help working class troops, ex-soldier warns

Afghan war veteran Joe Glenton said a veterans’ union was needed to ‘organise against the officer class’

British links to Bahrain under pressure after four deaths and embassy arrest

BRITAIN’S links to the Bahraini dictatorship are back in the spotlight after a dramatic weekend in which three prisoners were executed, a protester

‘Chomsky told me to teach troops,’ Soas professor hits back

A LECTURER at a London university with a left-wing tradition has hit back at students who criticised him for teaching British soldiers.

World Exclusive: Part 3: SAS sergeant's inquest lasted under an hour

INQUESTS are an ancient arena where the state is scrutinised by an independent coroner.

World Exclusive: Part 2: How SAS raid in Syria went wrong

LITTLE is known about the role played by SAS soldiers in the fight against Isis deep inside Syria. 

World Exclusive: Part 1: Friendly fire killed SAS hero

Sergeant Matt Tonroe was not killed by a roadside bomb but by a colleague's explosives

Eton wins again: Nearly two-thirds of Johnson’s cabinet went to private school

• Team Boris is posher than Cameron’s cabinet, study finds • Cabinet ministers now NINE times more likely to be privately educated than rest of population • Most elite inner circle since John Major’s reign

‘My concern is the soldiers of today,’ says dad of corporal who died in heat wave fitness test

THE father of a British soldier who died on one of the hottest days of 2016 fears that the army has not learnt from his son’s death.

Gaoler Gauke quits as justice secretary, leaving a prison system in ‘dangerous collapse’

DAVID GAUKE today quit as justice secretary in protest against Boris Johnson’s promotion to prime minister, but critics say he is leaving behind hi