SAS Mountain Troop members are barely visible as they patrol in winter camouflage 

Can YOU spot the SAS soldiers in this photo? Members of the unit’s elite Mountain Troop are barely visible as they patrol in winter camouflage SAS Mountain Troop are experts in mountain climbing and arctic warfare Camouflage includes face masks and white speckled clothing and equipment  Makes it possible for them to move almost invisibly … Read more

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has pledged to take an extra 1,500 refugees from Greek islands

Germany has agreed to take in 1,500 migrants from the Greek islands after a fire left thousands homeless last week, German government and coalition sources have said. Chancellor Angela Merkel and Interior Minister Horst Seehofer have reportedly come to the agreement, with sources saying Seehofer had made the proposal and Merkel had agreed. More than … Read more

Pregnant Camilla Thurlow looks radiant as she cradles her baby bump in Instagram snap

‘In full bloom!’ Pregnant Camilla Thurlow looks radiant as she shares snap of herself posing in a flowing gown while cradling her baby bump By Ryan Smith for MailOnline Published: 21:00 BST, 7 September 2020 | Updated: 21:06 BST, 7 September 2020 She’s excitedly preparing for the arrival of her first child, after announcing she’s … Read more

Five Afghan translators are enduring delay in being reunited with their families

Hamid blamed an apparent breakdown in communication, with the Home Office failing to give any warning to the translators, the authorities in Glasgow or their dedicated case workers that the visas were about to be granted Five interpreters are enduring a ‘heartbreaking and shameful’ delay in being reunited with their families after a Home Office blunder. … Read more

Five Afghan translators are enduring delay in being reunited with their families

Hamid blamed an apparent breakdown in communication, with the Home Office failing to give any warning to the translators, the authorities in Glasgow or their dedicated case workers that the visas were about to be granted Five interpreters are enduring a ‘heartbreaking and shameful’ delay in being reunited with their families after a Home Office blunder. … Read more

Army surveillance drone to fly over English Channel looking for migrants

Army surveillance drone used in Afghanistan will fly over the English Channel looking for migrants trying to cross from France More than 5,000 migrants have crossed to the UK in small boats so far in 2020 Army have deployed Watchkeeper drones to tackle dangerous Channel crossing Aircraft was last used to support British forces intelligence … Read more

‘There has been ups and downs’: Camilla Thurlow discusses her pregnancy

‘There have been ups and downs’: Camilla Thurlow discusses her pregnancy as she admits to feeling ‘social dislocation’ after working as a landmine disposal expert By Rebecca Davison for MailOnline Published: 10:55 BST, 20 August 2020 | Updated: 10:58 BST, 20 August 2020 She’s pregnant with her first baby with fellow former Love Island contestant … Read more

An extraordinary account of how a Welsh and American team conquered Afghanistan’s highest peak

As tough climbs go, there are few more gruelling than getting to the top of 24,580ft (7,492m) Mount Noshaq – the highest mountain in Afghanistan. It’s something that Welshman James Bingham discovered when he led a part Welsh, part American, team up it. The ultra-marathon runner and expert mountaineer summited Everest in 2007 – but … Read more

Top US general David Petraeus demands Britain gives urgent sanctuary to Afghan translators

Top US general David Petraeus demands Britain gives urgent sanctuary to Afghan translators who helped our heroes on the battlefield  US General David Petraeus urged Home Secretary Priti Patel to help interpreters He said ‘we owe a considerable debt’ to translators who helped in Afghanistan  The US had resettled their translators through a special immigrant … Read more

‘Do the right thing!’ Ex-Afghan war generals urge ministers to give translators sanctuary in Britain

‘Do the right thing!’ Ex-Afghan war generals urge ministers to give translators sanctuary in Britain General Lord Dannatt said it was ‘disgraceful’ plight had dragged on for so long Meanwhile, General Lord Richards said Britain owed them an ‘incredible debt’ It comes as 48 interpreters are living in fear of the Taliban and the Islamic … Read more