One of Britain’s last surviving D-Day veteran’s has died aged 100. Joe Cattini landed on the beaches of northern France in the invasion force which turned the tide of World War Two in June 1944. Mr Cattini’s granddaughter Sarah Burr announced in
Beijing this week announced revisions to its conscription policy and said that should China enter a state of war, veterans and educated college students can expect to be on top of the list to be drafted. China has positioned these changes as
Jeremy Hunt unveiled a new £33million package to support veterans yesterday in what will be a “huge uplift” for British heroes, Tory MPs have told Express.co.uk. The new package will double the Office for Veterans’ Affairs budget and boost investment across both housing and healthcare.
Veterans have urged the Ministry of Defence to contact those who may have developed cancer after being exposed to contaminated water. In October the Sunday Express revealed that up to a million military veterans may have suffered from serious illness after staying
Johnny Mercer is launching a review to support veterans (Image: Getty) Veterans deserve as much support off the battlefield as they had on it. While the vast majority of our military personnel go on to live happy, healthy and successful lives, for
Two military veterans who served at the Queen’s Coronation in 1953 have politely asked the King for an invite to his Coronation in May. Army veteran Victor Needham Crofton and RAF veteran Tom Weatherall, BEM, gently pleaded to King Charles III while
Appeals judges at a European Union-backed court on Thursday upheld most of the convictions of two leaders of a Kosovo war veterans’ association who were found guilty last year of witness intimidation and obstructing justice. The appeals panel of the Hague-based Kosovo
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace could find himself under pressure to ensure that Britain’s military veterans are better cared for as a result of a survey being carried out by a cross party group of MPs. The All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for
The Duke of Sussex has condemned “dangerous” claims he was boasting about killing Taliban fighters in Afghanistan.
King Charles has told veterans of Britain’s nuclear tests how happy he is to be able to finally award them a medal. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced earlier this year that 22,000 veterans who were subjected to nuclear tests in the 1950s