Historic ship bell recovered and returned to the US
A ship’s bell recovered from the seabed by the UK’s Salvage and Marine Operations (SALMO) team has been ceremoniously returned to the United States.
Russia ‘not looking for direct confrontation with NATO’
Admiral Radakin sought to reassure, saying, "The world's got a bit more dangerous. But we should be reassured by all that we've got in place."
Labour commits to Trident carrying nuclear submarines
The Labour Party has pledged its commitment to maintaining Britain's nuclear submarine fleet and supporting the construction of the new Dreadnought-class Trident submarines.
American sub shaft seals being built in Britain
Defense Maritime Solutions has been awarded a $14.7m contract to supply essential components for Virginia-class submarines, with production taking place in the United Kingdom.
British Destroyer seizes £15 million worth of drugs
HMS Diamond has successfully intercepted £15 million worth of illegal drugs in an operation against traffickers in the Indian Ocean.
First woman to take charge of British aircraft carrier
Commander Claire Thompson is set to become the first female captain of a Royal Navy aircraft carrier.
HMS Queen Elizabeth faces extended repair period in Scotland
HMS Queen Elizabeth will stay in Scotland for longer than previously planned, reducing the time to be spent in refit during 2025.
UK Gov sinks Scot Gov naval shipbuilding claims
The UK Government has refuted claims that an independent Scotland would continue to build ships for the Royal Navy.
Misinformation only thing to hit USS Dwight D. Eisenhower
The USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) has become the latest subject of unfounded rumours.
Scot Gov rebuffs Greens over incorrect ‘Arms Factory’ claims
First Minister John Swinney rebuffs Green Party claims about a £360,000 grant to BAE Systems, with the grant aimed at training workers in shipbuilding, not arms production for Israel.
