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Armed forces families and veterans will be given “first dibs” on new homes built on surplus Ministry of Defence land, John Healey has pledged. Military personnel will receive priority access to ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds isn’t just the best racing game of the year; it brings a confidence and ...

The Czech MoD has awarded a contract to Supacat for 18 Jackal 3 Extenda light armoured vehicles for Czech special forces. (Supacat) The General Staff of the Army of the Czech Republic (ACR) announced ...

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) informed the Supreme Court on Thursday (September 4, 2025) that Armed Forces cadets medically boarded-out due to disability “attributable or aggravated by military ...

It's been a rough stretch of years for Sonic the Hedgehog, but Sega wants to change that in Sonic Forces. The upcoming game follows the example set by the earlier Sonic Generations, letting players ...

Five players from the two SEC programs will make their national acting debut on Aug. 30 in a series of commercials for the fast-food chain Sonic. Aggies quarterback Marcel Reed and running back Rueben ...

Check out the Sonic Transformation Trailer for Sonic Forces: Speed Battle, an arcade mobile racing game developed by SEGA Hardlight. Players will unleash the power of true Sonic on the track with ...

Take a look at the Extreme Gear Super Sonic Trailer for Sonic Forces: Speed Battle, an arcade mobile racing game developed by SEGA Hardlight. Players can take to the races with the powerful Extreme ...

Hundreds of Afghan special forces soldiers betrayed by Britain had their details leaked in a major data breach before being left in the dark about the potential threat to their lives from the Taliban, ...

Defective decision-making resulted in hundreds of Afghan special forces who served with the British being wrongly rejected for sanctuary and abandoned to the Taliban, High Court judges have found.