Royal Navy helps African navies enhance security skills
The Royal Navy, alongside international partners, has played a significant role in enhancing maritime security in West Africa during Exercise Grand African Nemo.
More British nuclear attack submarines now at sea
The Royal Navy’s attack submarine fleet is back at sea in strength, with a notable increase in activity, reflecting hard work behind the scenes to get British boats to sea.
HMS Scott undergoes life extension project
Work has officially begun on HMS Scott as part of an extensive Life Extension Programme (SLEP) designed to extend the vessel’s operational life into the early 2030s, ensuring her continued service in the Royal Navy.
Investigation report published on Biter capsize off Greenock
An investigation report into the capsizing of the tug Biter off Greenock, Scotland, on 24 February 2023, has been published by the Marine Accident Investigation Branch.
Babcock report highlights Type 31 progress, strong growth
In a financial update, Babcock reported "the superstructure of the first Type 31 ship is largely complete, with the second ship progressing well and the third having recently cut steel".
Britain now has two aircraft carriers at sea
HMS Prince of Wales is once again back at sea having departed Portsmouth, joining sister ship HMS Queen Elizabeth in waters around the UK.
Both of Britain’s aircraft carriers currently at sea
HMS Prince of Wales is once again back at sea having departed Portsmouth, joining sister ship HMS Queen Elizabeth in waters around the UK.
Suella Braverman urges more ships for the Royal Navy
Suella Braverman, Conservative MP for Fareham and Waterlooville, recently raised concerns over the lack of ships in the Royal Navy.
Defence Secretary responds to concerns over Chinese navy
Sir Iain Duncan Smith had pointed out that one Chinese shipyard is currently outbuilding the United States, drawing attention to the growing challenges faced by the UK and its allies.
Britain to revive nuclear fuel production for defence
Defence Secretary John Healey has announced the UK’s plan to explore options for re-establishing a nuclear fuel cycle dedicated to defence purposes.
