Out of service date confirmed for aircraft carriers
The Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers are planned to remain in service until 2069.
Australia selects BAE to build nuclear powered submarines
SSN-AUKUS will be one of the largest, most powerful and advanced attack submarines ever operated by the Royal Navy and the Royal Australian Navy.
Royal Navy to 3D print spare parts for ships
The Ministry of Defence has awarded a contract for two advanced 3D metal printers as part of an effort to enhance its manufacturing capabilities.
Rolls-Royce in massive boost thanks to new AUKUS submarines
To meet the growth in demand, which includes AUKUS submarine commitments, work is already underway to double the size of the Rolls-Royce Submarines site in Raynesway, Derby.
HMS Queen Elizabeth arrives in Rosyth for repairs
HMS Queen Elizabeth has arrived in Rosyth, Scotland, for crucial repairs.
Rolls-Royce selects WSP for AUKUS expansion in Derby
Rolls-Royce today announced leading multi-disciplinary professional services consultancy WSP as its non-fissile design partner - a key milestone in the expansion of its Raynesway site.
British ships link up in Antarctic
It was 'rush hour' in the South Atlantic, say the Royal Navy.
NATO ships take part in Greek mine countermeasures exercise
Hosted by Greece, the exercise involved a series of challenging mine countermeasures tasks.
British patrol ship trains in New Zealand
Patrol ship HMS Tamar geared up for an intensive period safeguarding vital fishing stocks in the South Pacific through training in New Zealand.
UK and Australia sign new defence agreement
The agreement will help facilitate UK submarine crews visiting Australia.
