
HMS Diamond sets sail for NATO duties in Mediterranean
The departure of the Type 45 destroyer to join NATO allies in the eastern Mediterranean had been delayed several times in the last week.
The departure of the Type 45 destroyer to join NATO allies in the eastern Mediterranean had been delayed several times in the last week.
The Type 45 destroyer was due to set sail last week but Storm Eunice and repair work has delayed her departure.
The Type 45 destroyer had been expected to set sail from Portsmouth last week, with her departure initially delayed due to Storm Eunice.
Exercise Cold Response will put Royal Marine Commandos through their paces in some of the toughest conditions on Earth.
We spent 24 hours onboard HMS Albion to see what life was like on a Royal Navy warship.
The Vanguard-class vessel and her crew were reunited with loved ones at her home port of HM Naval Base Clyde.
HMS Anson completed its first trim dive, completely submerged in water to prove engineering calculations.
HMS Albion weighs in at 19,560 tonnes and is capable of 18 knots top speed with a range of 8,000 nautical miles.
The Defence Select Committee was told in November 2021 that all of the warships would have their defects repaired by 2028.
The Ministry of Defence described HMS Argyll's presence monitoring the two Russian vessels as a 'normal response'.
The newly appointed leader of the naval part of NATO's Response Force has hit her first 1,000 deck landings in just under two years.
HMS Spey remains in Tongan waters, ready to help where needed in the coming days.
HMS Spey set sail for Tonga on Friday and will "soon arrive" after picking up supplies in French Polynesia.
The dismantling process has already started on three defuelled submarines – with about 90% of the overall metal free from radioactivity.
HMS Spey is setting sail following the tsunami, which was triggered by a volcano eruption on Saturday.
The aircraft carrier is leading the naval part of NATO's Response Force – formed to deal with major global events.