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Deadly ultra-modern fighter jets worth £100million have arrived in the UK and will “make Putin sweat”, according to a military source.

The Queen has agreed to strip the Duke of York of his honorary military roles and royal patronages, Buckingham Palace has announced.

Queen Elizabeth has finally, officially stripped her son of his titles.

Royal Navy, with a leaked video showing the moment it failed to take off.In the clip, a smartphone recording of CCTV onboard HMS Queen Elizabeth, the jet appears to be moving far too slowly as it inches towards the edge of the runway.The plane rolls over the edge and plunges down into the Mediterranean Sea and out of sight.Fortunately, the pilot managed to eject and return to the aircraft carrier with minor injuries from the incident on November 17.It's believed the botched takeoff is due to a red plastic rain cover being left on the plane in error and sucked into the engine, The Sun reports.There are concerns the plane, now a mile beneath the sea, may have struck the aircraft carrier on the way down.Commander Tom Sharpe, a former Royal

The family of a woman who died in a horror bike crash have spoken of their loss as her fiancé was cleared of causing her death.

Royal Navy raced to recover a crashed £100 million warplane before Russian forces found its top-secret technology.While flying over the Mediterranean, a British pilot fell out of the advanced F-35B Lightning aircraft which can fly at supersonic speeds without being seen.As the pilot ejected and was later rescued, the plane is understood to have smashed into pieces on impact with the sea.Getting to it before Russia was imperative for the Royal Navy who fear its highly sensitive radar and sensor features may fall into the hands of foreign armed forces.The pilot was part of the UK’s HMS Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier strike force, which was practising for war.It is unknown whether an F-35B has crashed before in international waters but at

Armed forces personnel will help vaccinate Ayrshire residents from today.

Galloway Motorcycle Club completed their 1921 Poppy Pledge, raising more than £4,000 to support the Armed Forces in the process.

Daniel Craig is opening up about his final performance as James Bond in "No Time To Die."  Craig, 53, appeared on "Good Morning America" on Tuesday morning where he discussed the big happenings in his life as of late: playing the iconic British spy one last time, getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and becoming an honorary commander in the Royal Navy. Craig said it'll take over a decade for him to come to terms with his involvement in five Bond films and a number of video games since 2006’s "Casino Royale." His tenure has also included "Quantum of Solace," "Skyfall" and "Spectre." "I think it will take me 15 years to unpick all of this.

Daniel Craig followed in the footsteps of his most famous fictional character James Bond as he was appointed honorary Royal Navy commander. The United Kingdom's Royal Navy announced the news in a press release Thursday.

James Bond series. No Time To Die will be the 25th official Bond made by Eon Productions.Three other films have been made by separate production companies.Daniel Craig will be stepping down as Bond after the film.

Daniel Craig has earned his stripes, so to speak. The actor has been made an honorary Commander in the British Royal Navy ahead of the premiere of his fifth outing as James Bond in No Time to Die. The actor’s new rank is the same as that 007 holds in the films.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Many of us are hooked onto BBC's Vigil right now. Made by the producers of Line of Duty, the show is BBC’s most-watched drama of 2021.But fans often wonder how much of any TV show is real, and what elements are exaggerated for our viewing pleasure?Some things obviously aren't true.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A parachuting instructor with the armed forces has died after her parachute failed during a training exercise, reports say.RAF officials have confirmed the tragic accident happened on Friday at RAF Weston-on-the-Green, Oxfordshire, writes The Sun.The area is often used as a jump zone for RAF Brize Norton.An investigation has been started into the tragic death.Details including the servicewoman's name, age and rank have not yet been released.RAF Weston on the Green is manned part time by the RAF to train parachutists from the army, air force and Royal Navy.A spokesperson said: "We can confirm that a Service Person has died at RAF Weston on the Green."Our thoughts are with the family,

An unlikely match! Plenty of celebrities have attempted to rub elbows with the British royal family over the years — and Barbra Streisand actually pulled it off.

virus. The couple, from Auchtermuchty, Fife, ran a business together and were committed Christians who served in ministry together.

Rocky romance. Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla weathered a very public scandal before becoming an official royal couple.

FORMER X Factor star Jay James has revealed that a music agent once asked him to fake his wife having a miscarriage in a bid to secure publicity. Jay, who finished eighth on the ITV show in 2014 and went on to join vocal harmony group The Overtones, told how he ditched the representative after the callous suggestion.

Series Mania has announced its line-up ahead of the television festival taking place in Lille, France, on August 26-September 2.

The Queen just gave the Duchess of Cambridge a new job.

first tri-service war memorial has finally been officially unveiled and dedicated. A ceremony was held on Saturday, June 26, to coincide with Armed Forces Day at the statue in St John Street.Scone veteran Donald McPhee (90) and Liam Fowlis, of 38F (Perth) Squadron ATC, unveiled the memorial at around 11am.The memorial has a bronze plaque cast with the badge of the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force.It also has the inscription: “Erected in remembrance of all the men and women of HM Armed Forces who gave the ultimate sacrifice in the service of our country.