Plymouth Plus proves why astute reporting still matters
Plymouth Plus may look like a news outlet. It is styled like one, branded like one, and increasingly trying to act like one. But without the standards to match, it undermines public understanding instead of enhancing it.
BAE Systems and Umoe Mandal sign naval pact
BAE Systems and Norway’s Umoe Mandal have signed a new collaboration agreement to expand joint maritime efforts, further deepening the UK-Norway defence relationship and offering new capabilities for both nations' navies.
Defence firm Babcock reports strong profit growth
Babcock International has reported a robust financial performance for the year ending 31 March 2025, with strong gains in revenue, operating profit, and free cash flow across all divisions.
Navantia UK launches major modernisation at Harland & Wolff
Harland & Wolff, the historic Belfast shipyard, is set to become one of the UK’s most advanced naval construction sites following a major investment from Navantia UK.
Type 26 Frigate programme making steady progress
The Ministry of Defence has provided a fresh update on the construction of Type 26, with five of the eight frigates now under various stages of build on the Clyde.
A briefing on Britain’s biggest carrier deployment in years
The air wing embarked on HMS Prince of Wales will grow significantly during the deployment, heres what we know.
British flagship to send message to enemies
"Whether they come for good or bad reasons, anyone who meets this ship should understand what it represents. We mean business."
Meet the man commanding Britain’s biggest warship
'We mean business' – An interview with the Captain leading the UK's flagship aircraft carrier.
Steel, salt, and sacrifice onboard HMS Prince of Wales
She will carry more than just aircraft and armaments. She will carry a piece of everyone left standing on the quayside, waving goodbye. She will carry forward the quiet promise that no matter how far, no matter how long—they’ll be back. #CSG25
HMS Prince of Wales departing on landmark mission
The operation is billed as a major test of Britain’s ability to project maritime power globally, with a clear message of deterrence to adversaries and reassurance to allies.
