A credible source, wishing to remain unnamed has confirmed that an arrest has been made in connection with the leaked footage of an F-35 crashing on take off from HMS Queen Elizabeth.

The vessel, a new ship of around 500 tonnes, will be procured through a £9m contract and will support trials for "autonomy development".

In the firm's half-year financial results, Babcock report that revenue is up 8% with the bulk of that being due to the Type 31 Frigate programme at Rosyth, Scotland.

'MHC Block 2' is the mainstay of the full MCM vessel capability replacement project with the decision point on the project planned for 2024.

HMS Grimsby's dive team have been practising on the River Clyde (the ship also photobombed my wedding, so that's cool).

In addition to a new facility that is able to build two frigates at the same time, Babcock also announced that they will be expanding their shipbuilding workforce in Scotland by 500 people.

Earlier in the month, a British F-35B ended up crashing into the sea after taking off from HMS Queen Elizabeth. Here's the footage...

HMS Trent will help protect more than £6 billion of UK trade that passes through the region.

The aircraft carrier's crew are on the Spanish party island for some rest and relaxation on the home leg of their deployment to the Pacific and back.

The Royal Navy has awarded BAE Systems a contract to integrate the Flexible Tactical Uncrewed Aerial System into the Type-23 frigate's Combat Management System.