A soldier who killed his 20-month-old daughter after surviving a rogue attack in Afghanistan has been jailed for six years.

A soldier who was wounded in a rogue attack in Afghanistan is to be sentenced today after admitting to killing his 19-month-old daughter.

Singer Lily Allen has accepted an apology and said everyone should “move on” after her latest online spat saw a serving soldier accused of sending her a racist message.

A British soldier killed in a landmine blast in Afghanistan has been laid to rest beside his baby daughter in the North.

The body of a soldier from the North killed in Afghanistan will be repatriated today.

A soldier from 1st Battalion The Royal Irish Regiment who was killed in an explosion in southern Afghanistan has been named by the UK's Ministry of Defence as Lance Corporal Stephen McKee.

Kerry Katona said training for the latest series of 'Dancing On Ice' has been “complete therapy” – despite spraining her ribs on the rink.

Sniper teams attacked US Marines and Afghan troops across the Taliban haven of Marjah in Afghanistan as several gun battles erupted on the third day of a major offensive to seize the extremists’ southern heartland.

Four Royal Marines killed in Afghanistan were mourned today as British Prime Minister Gordon Brown spoke of his “disgust and horror” at a new Taliban terror tactic.

THE last desperate radio message from an RAF Hercules shot down in Iraq was heard at the inquest into the deaths of the 10 servicemen on board yesterday.

The US Marine Corps has dropped charges and given full immunity to a serviceman who was accused of involuntary manslaughter in a squad’s killing of 24 Iraqis in Haditha in 2005.

A Marine reservist was found guilty today of killing an Iraqi soldier while they stood watch together at a guard post in Fallujah.

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.

MUSLIMS make up a small but significant part of Britain’s armed forces.

A US Marine Corps squad leader has been charged with murdering 12 people and ordering other Marines under his command to kill six people during an incident that left 24 civilians dead in the Iraqi town of Haditha last year.

A US Marine was today convicted in a landmark rape case and sentenced to 40 years in prison, ending a long, emotional trial that has strained US-Filipino ties and tested a joint military pact.

A US Marine charged with kidnapping and murdering an Iraqi man last spring assaulted another man in a separate incident because he made ”disparaging remarks” about Marines while in Abu Ghraib prison, a court has heard.

TWO US marines were severely traumatised after following orders to photograph corpses of unarmed Iraqi civilians allegedly killed by members of their unit, their families said yesterday.

Two US Marines were severely traumatised after following orders to photograph corpses of unarmed Iraqi civilians allegedly killed by members of their unit, their families said today.

Four US Marines were charged with rape in the Philippines today.

Two British soldiers were found guilty today of abusing Iraqi civilian prisoners at an aid camp in Basra.

An Irishman killed while fighting with the British army in Iraq was posthumously honoured by the British authorities last night.

The mother of a Dublin-born soldier who died while serving in Iraq with the British army's Irish Guards used a St Patrick’s Day visit to the regiment in South Armagh by Princess Anne to condemn the war.

GEORGE BUSH’S meeting with families of British soldiers killed in Iraq was yesterday dismissed as a selfish stunt by two angry fathers.

THE distraught mother of a Dublin-born soldier gunned down in the Iraqi war yesterday spoke about her devastating loss.

THE sole Irish casualty of the war in Iraq will be laid to rest today.

Soldiers of The Black Watch joined family, friends and townspeople today to pay tribute to a soldier killed in action in Iraq.

A paratrooper should have been jailed for his actions on Bloody Sunday, a sergeant major claimed today.

Looting surged and buildings were set on fire across Baghdad today while American troops focused more on fighting pockets of resistance than on keeping order.

THE commander of the British forces in the Gulf yesterday said Saddam Hussein’s regime was “finished” in Basra following their troops’ “historic” action in the city.

AN Irishman serving with the British Army was killed on Sunday in the battle for Basra.

One of the soldiers killed yesterday in the battle for Basra was named tonight as Lance Corporal Ian Malone of Dublin.

THREE wounded British soldiers have described how they survived an attack by a US A-10 Thunderbolt anti-tank aircraft that killed one of their troop and destroyed two armoured vehicles.

POWER returned to the homes of Umm Qasr yesterday for the first time since the outbreak of war.

Power returned to the homes of Umm Qasr today for the first time since the outbreak of war.

A US Marine’s deployment to the Gulf has been delayed so he can compete on the American version of Pop Idol.

A US Marine has been charged with a series of arson attacks on the Japanese island of Okinawa.