The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed that the Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessels, Wave Knight and Wave Ruler, will remain in Extended Readiness until 2028.

The raid, launched from assault ship HMS Albion, demonstrated NATO's capability and unity in the region, involving around 6,000 troops from 19 allied nations.

The Ministry of Defence has clarified that the Type 83 destroyer programme is still in the pre-concept phase and no budget has been allocated for its procurement.

Swiftsure is slated to be the first submarine to be fully dismantled, with the process expected to be concluded by the end of 2026.

Glasgow's Lord Provost, Councillor Jacqueline McLaren, recently visited the Royal Navy’s new frigate, HMS Glasgow, which is poised to carry the city’s name around the world once again.

Rolls-Royce say that the expansion is due to increasing demand from the Royal Navy and Royal Australian Navy as part of commitments made under the recent AUKUS agreement.

The Royal Navy recently showcased its capabilities in a high-stakes Arctic exercise, protecting the USS Gerald R Ford - the world's most powerful aircraft carrier.

The Ministry of Defence has struck a deal with BAE Systems to support the Royal Navy’s three main radar systems.

846 Naval Air Squadron recently participated in a joint exercise with 751 Squadron of the Portuguese Air Force, bolstering the longstanding relationship between the United Kingdom and Portugal.

In a recent presentation, BAE Systems unveiled a raft of advancements in fire safety and damage control for warship design, taking into account lessons learned from the Queen Elizabeth class carriers.