UK seeks commercial aerial surveillance for maritime security
The UK is seeking a commercial aerial surveillance service to replace current arrangements with the Maritime and Coastguard Agency and Marine Scotland to fill gaps in shore-based sensor coverage.
Britain trials new naval drone force on NATO exercise
Annual NATO wargames provide a testing ground for the Royal Navy's new drones, unscrewed surface vessels and more.
Soldiers dodge tankers in English Channel swim
A team of six soldiers from the British Army’s Recruiting Group successfully completed a daring relay swim across the English Channel.
The King visits submariners at base in Scotland
His Majesty King Charles III visited HMNB Clyde today, meeting with submariners and their families to personally thank them for their service.
The Royal Navy needs longer range weapons
"The development of longer-range and more survivable anti-ship weapons is crucial in ensuring that the Royal Navy can project power."
The Royal Navy needs ‘more, longer-range’ anti-ship weapons
A new report from the Council on Geostrategy calls for the Royal Navy to prioritise the development of longer-range anti-ship weapons.
UK must boost warship production, says new report
The report, authored by Dr Emma Salisbury for the Council on Geostrategy, highlights the critical need for the Royal Navy to enhance its capacity, mass, and firepower to safeguard the UK's interests.
UK and Norway join forces to protect Europe from Russia
Britain and Norway are stepping up naval patrols, joint military training, and intelligence-sharing to counter Russian threats.
New ITAR exemption streamlines AUKUS defence trade
The exemption eliminates the need for ITAR licences or approvals for the export and re-transfer of defence articles between the U.S., UK and Australia.
825 Naval Air Squadron returns to sea for deck training
825 Naval Air Squadron has announced that Course 11 has embarked on HMS Iron Duke to continue their deck landing training.
