Defence HQ denies 'glamourising war' to recruit
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The Ministry of Defence hit back at a report published Monday which said army recruitment campaigns were misleading youngsters, portraying warfare as glamorous, "game-like" fun.
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The British defence ministry denied that any decision had been taken to redeploy British troops in the south of Iraq to Baghdad to free US troops for other operations.
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The British government Monday rejected claims it was planning to put some of its troops under US command as a political show of support for President Bush ahead of the presidential election.
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A top journalist's claim that Britain's Prince Charles demands staff cook him several boiled eggs when he is peckish so he can avoid runny ones was denied by a royal official.
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A Sudanese accused of war crimes denied leading a group of janjaweed militias in attacks on civilians in Darfur, saying in a newspaper report Sunday that he had been recruited to protect villagers and nomads from the Arab militiamen.
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"We strongly deny" the report, a spokesman for EADS in Munich told Dow Jones Newswires.Comment
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Australia rejected a request to provide soldiers to protect United Nations workers in Iraq, a spokesman for Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair&#39;s office yesterday dismissed a newspaper report that he had ordered the military to prepare 3,000 troops for a possible mission to Sudan&#39;s violence-torn Darfur region.
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Forces cannot continue their commitments for much longer without changes, chief of defence staff tells MPs.
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The US military is investigating allegations that members of an Army Reserve unit refused an order to join a convoy mission in Iraq earlier this month.
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A UN agency denies firing an employee in Pyongyang after the man highlighted alleged financial breaches.
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Australia says they have rejected an informal request from the United Nations to send more troops to Iraq to protect the world body&#39;s staff there.
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The number of neo-Nazis and skinheads in the armed forces is increasing, according to a watchdog group that claims the military is relaxing standards amid pressure to sign up recruits during the Iraq war.
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The health secretary, John Reid, today denied there is a nursing recruitment crisis, insisting the NHS has more and better-trained staff than ever before.
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PRIME Minister John Howard today rejected claims warnings from a top weapons expert were ignored before Australia sent troops to war in Iraq.
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Senior British army commanders believe popular opposition to the war in Iraq has worsened existing problems in recruiting young people for the armed forces, a newspaper reported.
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THE IRA today denied any involvement in the Â£22 million raid on the Northern Bank headquarters in Belfast. A senior republican source claimed: &quot;We are dismissing any suggestion or allegation that we were involved.