HMS Queen Elizabeth marks first trip to Arctic Circle with Blue Nose ceremony
The Blue Nose ceremony is a Royal Naval tradition that is carried out when a ship crosses into the Arctic Circle.
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Politics Aukus: How new £4bn deal could create Royal Navy's most advanced and most powerful attack submarine
What is the Aukus deal, why is it important and how long will it take?
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Sea vessels How good is Taiwan's new diesel-electric submarine? Experts have their say
Taiwan unveiled its first domestically developed submarine to strengthen its defence and deterrence against the Chinese navy.
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Sea vessels Attack submarines: The hunter-killers that are becoming more lethal thanks to Aukus
Forces News looks at the role of the Royal Navy's attack subs – and the new generation offering a greater undersea warfare capability.
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Sea vessels Defence Secretary announces £4bn UK contracts to develop Aukus hunter-killer submarines
Grant Shapps said the submarines would be the 'most powerful attack submarines ever operated by the Royal Navy'.
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Navy HMS Prince of Wales given warm American welcome upon arrival to Naval Station Norfolk
Britain's biggest warship is gearing up to support F-35 Lightning jet operations with its US allies.
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Sea vessels HMS Queen Elizabeth's crew capture images of Northern Lights spectacle
The northern lights are the result of solar particles entering the Earth's magnetic field and ionising high in the atmosphere.
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Navy Hard work of Albion's sailors and Royal Marines marked with tour of No 10
HMS Albion has completed six years of intensive operations around the world.
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Sea vessels Two Royal Navy vessels come out of retirement to serve the Romanian navy
HMS Pembroke and HMS Blyth have been sold to Romania and will serve in the Black Sea.
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Navy US Marine Corps Vipers train with HMS Prince of Wales
Amazing images of the helicopters in action have been posted on the aircraft carrier's social media account.
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Russia Russia's Black Sea Fleet remains capable despite damaging Ukrainian attacks, MOD warns
The MOD says the Ukrainian strikes on Sevastopol have taken their toll, but Russian naval forces in Crimea still pose a threat
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Veterans Past meets future as WW2 veteran visits Royal Navy's new HMS Glasgow
Archie Hazledine, who served in the seventh HMS Glasgow during the war, speaks to some of the crew from the new ship of the same name
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Northern Ireland Penny Mordaunt praises 'amazing' Belfast visit as work begins on shipbuilding contract
Belfast-based Harland & Wolff is set to build three 40,000-tonne vessels which will supply the Royal Navy fleet and its Nato allies at sea
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Navy Uncertainty over HMS Bulwark's return to operations as farewells made to HMS Albion
It is still unclear when Albion's sister ship HMS Bulwark will take over as a Landing Platform Dock ship for the UK Commando Force.
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Navy HMS Prince of Wales welcomed into Florida naval station for the first time
The UK's largest warship is spending time in the US to test new aircraft and drone technologies and manoeuvres
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Sea vessels Video shows HMS Prince of Wales leaving Bermuda Triangle after successful drone op
The carrier is carrying out a number of tests with the US involving F-35B stealth fighters, MV-Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft and Mojave drones