COVID: Military personnel thanked as support in Scotland ends
Servicemen and women worked alongside NHS staff to deliver vaccinations in communities across Ayrshire.
Servicemen and women worked alongside NHS staff to deliver vaccinations in communities across Ayrshire.
The aircraft – equipped with sensors and weapons systems for anti-submarine warfare – touched down at RAF Lossiemouth on Tuesday.
The personnel will help to manage the growing pressures caused by the Omicron variant.
39 Engineer Regiment Dive Team retrieved the vessel from Lossiemouth harbour in Scotland.
Military vaccination support in the country has been welcomed by Nicola Sturgeon amid a wave of Omicron infections.
Nicola Sturgeon has also outlined new measures being taken to tackle the new wave of Omicron cases to the Scottish Parliament.
US Army Special Forces joined the Royal Marines ahead of their joint deployment to the Arctic.
Police are currently treating the death as "unexplained".
Police are currently treating the death as "unexplained".
About 70 workers are warning they could strike on two days later this month.
Troops are checking in on vulnerable people and are on standby to provide further supplies and support.
The deployment to County Durham comes a day after soldiers and marines were sent to north-east Scotland.
Thousands of people are still without power in north Scotland after damage caused by the storm.
Two men – aged 33 and 21 – were taken to Forth Valley Hospital for treatment.
The P-8A is the RAF's multi-role maritime patrol aircraft and can be used to identify and track enemy submarines around UK waters.
A number of salutes, including at Edinburgh Castle and the Tower of London, marked Charles' 73rd birthday.