A hand grenade found in a residential area of Cornwall has been safely removed by a bomb disposal unit, police have said.

The Royal Navy EOD Team confirmed the device was a World War Two mills bomb - a pineapple-shaped hand grenade. It said the device was taken to Devonport in Plymouth where it was made safe.

A bomb disposal team is on its way to a Cornish town, where a suspected World War Two grenade has been found this afternoon.

Grant Shapps, a former Conservative member of the U.K.’s Parliament and defense secretary, called a recent submarine name ...

A SECOND World War Burma Star veteran, will be getting a special surprise when he reaches his 100th birthday on December 3. At Dunkirk Memorial House near Taunton, the Vice Lord-Lieutenant of ...

HMS Agincourt has been renamed Achilles amid reports the defence ministry did not want to offend France.

Former UK defence ministers claimed on Monday that a decision by Britain's Royal Navy to rename a nuclear-powered submarine ...

Interviewed late in life by “Ginge” Fullen, chronicler of the Royal Navy’s clearance diving branch, he recalled: “The small shells and mortars were easy to clear, but there was some very ...