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US Museum Returns Ghana's First Batch Of Looted Gold Regalia
A U.S. museum has returned a batch of royal regalia to Ghana that was looted by British colonial soldiers 150 years ago, marking the first major return of stolen artefacts to the West African nation.
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Hamas Attacked Israel Over Mosque In Jerusalem, Once Liberated By Indian Soldiers
Over 100 years ago, during the First World War, Indian soldiers helped win the city for the British who defeated the Ottoman Empire.
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"No British Soldiers Will Be Sent To Fight In Ukraine," Says UK PM Rishi Sunak
There are no immediate plans to deploy military instructors to Ukraine, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Sunday, rowing back from comments by his defence minister who had suggested troops could carry out training in the country.
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UK's National Army Museum Marks Indian Army's First World War Contributions With New Display
'British Indian Army: Soldiers of the First World War', which opened earlier this month and runs until November 5.
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British Soldiers Faint In Front Of Prince William As London Scorches
The soldiers were wearing woollen tunics and bearskin hats in the nearly 30-degree Celsius London heat.
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Over 11,500 Cops And Soldiers To Be Deployed For King Charles' Coronation Security
For the King's coronation, more than 11,500 police and military personnel will be on duty.
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5,000 British Forces Members To Participate In King Charles' Coronation
Around 5,000 members of the British armed forces will participate in the coronation of King Charles next month, joined by soldiers from more than 30 Commonwealth countries to form one of the largest ceremonial military operations in decades.
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UK Imposes Export Bar On Painting Of Indian Soldiers During World War I
A portrait by Anglo-Hungarian painter Philip de Laszlo of two Indian soldiers who fought in World War I was placed under a temporary export bar by the British government.
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Scotland To Build First Ever Permanent Memorial To British Indian Army
A new British Indian Army Memorial, commemorating the sacrifice of millions of Indian soldiers who fought alongside the British during the two World Wars, is to be built in the Scottish city of Glasgow after the local council approved the plans.
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Mother Of UK Soldier In Ukraine Detained By Russia Urges For His Release
The mother of a British man who has been captured by Russians troops while fighting in Ukraine called for him to be treated with "humanity" and released, in Friday's Daily Telegraph.
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British Royal Couple Visit Ancient Maya Ruins, Climb Pyramids In Belize
Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate on Monday visited ancient Maya ruins at Caracol in central Belize, climbing pyramids and exploring the archaeological site before going on to meet British soldiers at a jungle camp.
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Rename Roads, Buildings In Defence Cantonments Named After Brits: Rajnath Singh
Roads and buildings in defence cantonment boards that are named after British soldiers and officers should be renamed after brave Indian soldiers and makers of modern India, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh told the Directorate General Defence Estates
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British Ex-Soldier Arrested By Taliban Flies Out Of Kabul With Officials: Report
A British former soldier who was detained by the Taliban in Afghanistan has flown out of Kabul with UK officials, a diplomatic source told AFP on Tuesday.
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British Army To Start Driving Tankers As Queues For Fuel Continue
British soldiers will start driving tankers to replenish empty pumps, as drivers queued again for fuel after days of shortages, despite Prime Minister Boris Johnson saying the situation was improving.
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UK Minister Says He Was Wrong About Afghan Veterans Taking Their Own Life
A British junior defence minister said on Monday that he was wrong when he said that some former British soldiers had taken their own lives due to anger over the US-led withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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US Museum Returns Ghana's First Batch Of Looted Gold Regalia
A U.S. museum has returned a batch of royal regalia to Ghana that was looted by British colonial soldiers 150 years ago, marking the first major return of stolen artefacts to the West African nation.
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Hamas Attacked Israel Over Mosque In Jerusalem, Once Liberated By Indian Soldiers
Over 100 years ago, during the First World War, Indian soldiers helped win the city for the British who defeated the Ottoman Empire.
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"No British Soldiers Will Be Sent To Fight In Ukraine," Says UK PM Rishi Sunak
There are no immediate plans to deploy military instructors to Ukraine, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Sunday, rowing back from comments by his defence minister who had suggested troops could carry out training in the country.
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UK's National Army Museum Marks Indian Army's First World War Contributions With New Display
'British Indian Army: Soldiers of the First World War', which opened earlier this month and runs until November 5.
-
British Soldiers Faint In Front Of Prince William As London Scorches
The soldiers were wearing woollen tunics and bearskin hats in the nearly 30-degree Celsius London heat.
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Over 11,500 Cops And Soldiers To Be Deployed For King Charles' Coronation Security
For the King's coronation, more than 11,500 police and military personnel will be on duty.
-
5,000 British Forces Members To Participate In King Charles' Coronation
Around 5,000 members of the British armed forces will participate in the coronation of King Charles next month, joined by soldiers from more than 30 Commonwealth countries to form one of the largest ceremonial military operations in decades.
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UK Imposes Export Bar On Painting Of Indian Soldiers During World War I
A portrait by Anglo-Hungarian painter Philip de Laszlo of two Indian soldiers who fought in World War I was placed under a temporary export bar by the British government.
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Scotland To Build First Ever Permanent Memorial To British Indian Army
A new British Indian Army Memorial, commemorating the sacrifice of millions of Indian soldiers who fought alongside the British during the two World Wars, is to be built in the Scottish city of Glasgow after the local council approved the plans.
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Mother Of UK Soldier In Ukraine Detained By Russia Urges For His Release
The mother of a British man who has been captured by Russians troops while fighting in Ukraine called for him to be treated with "humanity" and released, in Friday's Daily Telegraph.
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British Royal Couple Visit Ancient Maya Ruins, Climb Pyramids In Belize
Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate on Monday visited ancient Maya ruins at Caracol in central Belize, climbing pyramids and exploring the archaeological site before going on to meet British soldiers at a jungle camp.
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Rename Roads, Buildings In Defence Cantonments Named After Brits: Rajnath Singh
Roads and buildings in defence cantonment boards that are named after British soldiers and officers should be renamed after brave Indian soldiers and makers of modern India, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh told the Directorate General Defence Estates
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British Ex-Soldier Arrested By Taliban Flies Out Of Kabul With Officials: Report
A British former soldier who was detained by the Taliban in Afghanistan has flown out of Kabul with UK officials, a diplomatic source told AFP on Tuesday.
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British Army To Start Driving Tankers As Queues For Fuel Continue
British soldiers will start driving tankers to replenish empty pumps, as drivers queued again for fuel after days of shortages, despite Prime Minister Boris Johnson saying the situation was improving.
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UK Minister Says He Was Wrong About Afghan Veterans Taking Their Own Life
A British junior defence minister said on Monday that he was wrong when he said that some former British soldiers had taken their own lives due to anger over the US-led withdrawal from Afghanistan.
