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Tuesday, 13th May 2008

British armed forces

Nimrod crew's relatives hear final words from cockpit THE cockpit recording from an RAF Nimrod spy plane moments before it exploded in the sky over Afghanistan was played yesterday to the families of the 14 men killed in the tragedy.

Princes lead the salute in honour of armed forces PRINCE William and Prince Harry joined an audience of thousands last night to pay tribute to Britain's armed forces at an open-air extravaganza.

Higher homelessness risk for war veterans MORE than 1,000 veterans of the armed forces are homeless according to figures revealed by the Scottish Government.

High hopes as inquest on Nimrod tragedy set to start AN OXFORD coroner will today begin hearing evidence into the biggest single tragedy for Britain's Armed Forces since the war on terror began – the deaths of 14 servicemen who were killed when an ageing Nimrod spy plane exploded in the skies over

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