In closed-door hearing, former senior UK Special Forces officer tells public inquiry he believes the SAS "was carrying out murders".

Members of Australia’s Special Air Service (SAS) regiment who have never previously spoken to the media will reveal what ...

Inquiry unit to ask military personnel who may have witnessed or know of special forces ‘executions’ to come forward ...

Soldiers working within the UK's special forces discussed concerns that Afghans who posed no threat were being murdered in raids against suspected Taliban insurgents, an inquiry has been told.

An inquiry into the actions of British Special Forces in Afghanistan has uncovered troubling allegations of extrajudicial killings and attempts to cover up unlawful conduct. Testimonies and documents ...

Attorney General Lord Hermer has previously spoken in court of special forces ‘unlawfully killing Afghan civilians’ ...

Afghan children were among “innocents” allegedly ... The allegations focus on the activities of an SAS unit, referred to as UKSF1 in the inquiry documents, during so-called “deliberate ...

Only the inquiry team and representatives from the Ministry of Defence have been allowed to attend the closed hearings, ...

It is understood that relations became strained after it was decided that the SAS would replace the SBS as the leading Special Forces unit in Afghanistan. The SAS transferred to the country from ...

Testimony from one individual, known as N2107, who had access to operational reports about the SAS’s activity in Afghanistan in 2011, showed that he began to doubt official accounts of how ...

The SAS and other elite UK forces had a shocking policy of targeting civilians in Afghanistan an inquiry has heard Read Full ...

The Afghan Inquiry Response Unit (AIRU), made up ... been invested in the inquiry team itself. Andy McNab, a former SAS soldier, told The Times he was concerned the attempts to track down ...