The review of Channel 4’s new television programme SAS Who Dares Wins which was carried on your website on Wednesday, October 19, appears to be completely oblivious to the fact that this is a so-called “game show” based around a regiment of the British army that is responsible for the deaths of Irish citizens.

Two Typhoon fighter jets were launched from England to intercept Russian bombers heading towards the UK, England's Ministry of Defence has confirmed.

One of Northern Ireland’s most senior British Army officers is to be sued over the death of a Catholic man in the North more than 40 years ago.

Suspected explosive devices sent to armed forces recruitment offices bear "hallmarks of Northern Ireland-related terrorism", a Number 10 spokeswoman has said.

What do our soldiers serving abroad long for at Christmas time? Their spouses know best, as Helen O’Callaghan discovered, when she spoke to army wives busy wrapping their present-filled giftboxes

The British Ministry of Defence has confirmed two RAF jets were scrambled from their base on Cyprus earlier this week to investigate two aircraft travelling from the direction of Syria.

The family of one of the so-called "disappeared" Jean McConville, is suing the PSNI and the British Ministry of Defence.

Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades has called an emergency meeting of political party leaders for tomorrow morning.

The North's Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has denied any involvement in the IRA sanctioning an operation to abduct, torture and murder two of the most senior RUC officers killed in the Troubles.

The US is reportedly preparing to send in 500 FBI agents to the London Olympics next year, following concerns about existing security arrangements for their athletes.

A gun battle erupted today between hundreds of revolutionary forces and Muammar Gaddafi supporters in the capital for the first time in more than two months.

The British Ministry of Defence (MoD) is preparing to pay compensation to relatives of those killed or injured by soldiers on Bloody Sunday.

The discovery of government papers from the early years of the North's Troubles has sparked a court action by former prisoners held without trial under the controversial policy of internment.

A ROYAL Navy officer was killed and a second seriously injured yesterday when they were shot by a colleague on board a nuclear-powered submarine.

An explosion in a remote forest area of Scotland was being investigated by counter-terrorism officers today.

BRITAIN’S Ministry of Defence will destroy all future UFO reports it receives so it does not have to make them public, a previously secret memo reveals.

A British journalist was killed in an explosion in Afghanistan yesterday, the British Ministry of Defence announced today.

The British Ministry of Defence has closed its UFO investigation unit, it was revealed today.

A lawyer representing Iraqis who claim they were tortured and sexually abused by British soldiers said today that there could be hundreds of uninvestigated claims of abuse.

ATTEMPTED abductions, scrambled fighter jets and flying saucers over Glastonbury are among hundreds of dramatic reports of close encounters released by the British Ministry of Defence.

Sean Connery may come out of retirement to narrate a movie about a war veteran’s battle against military bosses.

The British Ministry of Defence conceded there were grounds for an inquiry into the deaths of up to 20 Iraqis whose relatives say they were tortured and killed by British troops in 2004.

Two people were killed in a mid-air crash today when their RAF training aircraft collided with a glider over Oxfordshire, England the British Ministry of Defence said.

A training aircraft flown by Prince William during an RAF attachment to earn his ’wings’ was not damaged by the royal, the British Ministry of Defence insisted today.

The British Ministry of Defence played down reports today that Prince William damaged an aircraft during his RAF training.

Almost £100m (€119m) has been spent on lawyers at the Bloody Sunday Inquiry in the North, it was revealed today.

A British soldier from 2nd Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles has been killed by enemy fire in Afghanistan, the British Ministry of Defence said today.

Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams blamed Secretary of State Shaun Woodward today for the controversy surrounding a military parade planned for Belfast.

Families of people killed by British soldiers during the North's Troubles urged the British army today to call off a contentious parade for troops returning from Afghanistan.

A passenger jet coming in to land at Heathrow Airport had a near miss with a UFO above Kent, newly-released British Ministry of Defence (MoD) files have revealed today.

A missing British Ministry of Defence computer hard drive may contain personal details of as many as 1.7 million people who have inquired about joining the armed forces, it was revealed today.

Allegations an Iraqi teenager was assaulted by British soldiers are being investigated.

THE British government was wrong to spy on phone calls, faxes and emails between Ireland and Britain, Europe’s highest court has ruled.

A British soldier died in Iraq today as a result of an indirect fire attack on Basra Palace, the British Ministry of Defence said.

Cyclone Gonu battered Oman’s coast yesterday with fierce winds and torrential rains, forcing thousands from their homes and shutting down oil installations before heading towards the world’s most important crude oil tanker route.

Two British service personnel were killed and one was injured today as two helicopters crashed north of Baghdad, the British Ministry of Defence said.

The truth — if it can be found — will only come through a full judicial inquiry.

THE killing of friendly fire victim Matty Hull in Iraq four years ago was a “criminal, unlawful act” tantamount to manslaughter, a coroner ruled yesterday.

Prince Harry is to be sent to Iraq, the British Ministry of Defence confirmed today.

I REFER to Terry Prone’s article (Irish Examiner, October 30) which was prompted by the recent MEAS (Mature Enjoyment of Alcohol in Society) seminar on the cultural and social aspects of alcohol.

AN apparent rocket strike on a helicopter in Iraq claimed the life of the first British servicewoman killed in action for more than 20 years, it emerged last night.

Ryanair may face €4,000 bill for Derry landing gaffe

Iraqi President Jalal Talabani condemned the alleged abuse by British soldiers of Iraqi youths that was caught on film in 2004, describing it as “unjustified”, his spokesman said today.