The head of the Army says UK Special Forces will be tracking a ‘different trajectory’ under military modernisation plans.

SAS to track ‘hostile’ state actors in armed forces shake-up

The Special Boat Service veteran told ITV News how he ended up "eating the biggest slice of humble pie" after 20 years of active service.

SAS: Who Dares Wins star Jason Fox on 'therapeutic' gunfights and PTSD battle

The servicemen, who were the safety officers for the march, were acquitted by a five-person board.

Two men have been charged with negligence over deaths of three soldiers who died on SAS training course in Brecon Beacons in 2013

A former SAS solider has denied carrying out mercy killings - illegal under UK military law - during the 2003 Iraq war.


Prime Minister David Cameron has announced plans to spend an extra £2bn on the SAS and other special units over the next five years.

The father of one of three soldiers who died during a SAS selection procedure talks to ITV News on the eve of the coroner's verdict.

A Cheshire SAS sniper released from jail after a court appeal says he will continue with a legal battle to clear his name in the new year.

The case of an SAS sniper from Cheshire jailed for illegally possessing a gun is to be debated by MPs next week. 