Serving SAS officers have delivered an extraordinary warning: experienced soldiers in Britain's elite special forces are becoming reluctant to volunteer for missions where they may have to open fire, because they fear the investigation that could follow years later. There have been no refusals of orders and no hesitation under fire, but some experienced personnel are reportedly choosing to leave or not extend their service. The £58m Afghanistan inquiry has run for three and a half years without a single finding. More than two years into Labour's Government, ministers have yet to demonstrate that their response matches the scale of the problem.

MORE than half a century after a former Labour Government began the forced displacement of the Chagossian people from their ancestral homeland, another Labour...

Chagossian campaigners return to the Royal Courts of Justice today in a major legal battle over Labour's controversial plan to hand the islands to...

An evening of extraordinary emotion, pride and remembrance saw Britain honour the courage, sacrifice and enduring legacy of its Armed Forces at the Royal...