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In his authoritative history of war correspondents, The First Casualty, journalist and historian, the late Philip Knightley, identified a dilemma that has long confronted journalists reporting conflict: whose side are they on? Knightley warns that the “aims of the military and the media are irreconcilable”. Soldiers want to win wars…

Decorated veteran Kate Orchard served in the Women's Auxiliary Air Force in India between 1941 and 1945.

Sgt Stephen Hulsmeier had been enjoying a day out at Porth Neigwl beach, known to some as 'Hell's Mouth', with his family and friends last August when tragedy struck

EXCLUSIVE: Four members of the RAF raced around all 92 stadiums in the Premier League and EFL in a gruelling week-long challenge to raise money for charity and spread awareness around autism

RAF Sergeant Stephen Hulsmeier, 47, was on holiday in Wales with family and friends when he and his friend's 12-year-old daughter got caught in a riptide

Boris Johnson claimed the £120m initial deal with Rwanda would stop vile people traffickers 'turning the Channel into a watery graveyard', but admitted the plan could be held up by court fights

Dozens of UK competitors set off for the Netherlands on Thursday morning.

Guardian photographer who captured most of the main events and notable people from the early 1960s to the late 90s

Taking off from RAF Lossiemouth in Moray, the aircraft used a 1307 squawk code, which signals NATO air policing.