The Scottish Affairs Committee calls on the UK Government to re-assess its defence presence in Scotland in the face of new threats in the North Atlantic and High North region, as it publishes the third report of its inquiry into Defence in Scotland.

UK maritime sector and shipbuilding industry representatives have urged the government to act on eight recommendations designed to advance the National Shipbuilding Strategy.

HMS Albion proudly hosted a special visitor during its recent stop in Scotland.

The AURORA project is aimed at enhancing the manufacturing capability for the plutonium component of the UK's nuclear warheads.

Through the marvels of drone technology and determined documentation, a timelapse video many years in the making offers the chance to watch HMS Glasgow go from disjointed hull sections to a floating frigate.

After nine months undergoing engineering repairs and receiving significant capability enhancements to support her future tasking, aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales moved out of dry dock at Rosyth and into the River Forth.

Aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales is set to sail from Rosyth Dockyard this week following a long period of repairs, quelling rumours of the ship being scrapped for spare parts.

Reports have emerged suggesting the Royal Air Force could be called in to airlift supplies to Orkney.

Both QinetiQ and 846 Naval Air Squadron (NAS) have been rigorously testing to increase the capabilities of the Merlin helicopters utilised by the Royal Marines.

HMS Albion has arrived in Glenmallan, Scotland for a logistics stop and will soon be joined by sponsor Princess Anne for a Royal Visit on the 20th of July.