A former translator for UK forces says his brother is among thousands of Afghans now at risk after their details were ...

Five British soldiers have been killed in Afghanistan, apparently by an Afghan policeman they had been training. The attack has raised concerns about possible infiltration of Afghan forces by ...

Insurgent attacks killed three British soldiers in the southern Afghanistan region where thousands of U.S. Marines pushed forward with the American military's biggest anti-Taliban offensive since ...

U.K. media reported that the names of more than 100 special forces troops, MI6 spies and military officers were part of the ...

Three British soldiers were killed in southern Afghanistan on Thursday by “friendly fire” after an American F15E fighter plane dropped a 500-pound bomb on their position in the Helmand ...

The last British soldier has left Afghanistan as the UK completes its withdrawal from a war that killed 453 servicemen and women and up to 21,000 civilians.

The deaths of eight British soldiers in Afghanistan within 24 hours triggers a debate in Britain that could undercut public support for the war just as the U.S. ramps up its own participation.

Sir Jock Stirrup, chief of the British defense staff, is in Washington, D.C., to meet with his counterpart, Adm. Mike Mullen. Stirrup talks about the leading role of British troops in Afghanistan ...

KABUL, Afghanistan, Oct. 29 -- A U.S. paratrooper and a British soldier were killed in separate attacks Saturday in eastern and northern Afghanistan, officials said.

CAMP BASTION, Afghanistan - A missing British soldier was confirmed dead Monday in an apparent insurgent attack in southern Afghanistan, hours after Prime Minister David Cameron arrived in the ...

A Washington Post reporter has revealed British troops helped her and her Afghan team get to Kabul airport so they could board US evacuation flights — as the Biden administration faces mounti… ...

Hours after a British soldier in Afghanistan told medics she was suffering from stomach pains, the Royal Artillery gunner unexpectedly gave birth to a boy — the first child ever born in combat ...