Crash involving two Royal Navy warships in Bahrain caused estimated £25m of damage
HMS Bangor was already berthed when she was struck by HMS Chiddingfold, and an investigation into what happened is underway.
HMS Bangor was already berthed when she was struck by HMS Chiddingfold, and an investigation into what happened is underway.
Central Command says the two SEALs have not been located after an exhaustive 10-day search and their status has now changed to "deceased".
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps says the collision suggests something "clearly" went wrong, but denies it was incompetence.
An unspecified number of US personnel were undergoing evaluation for traumatic brain injuries following the attack.
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The Royal Navy ship diverted from the Caribbean so the crew could show their support for the South American country.
However, Washington says it will re-evaluate the designation if the Houthis cease their attacks in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
PM Sunak said strikes on Houthi-linked sites in Yemen were a response to the group launching an attack on the Royal Navy.
US forces intercepted the munitions on board a small ship in the Arabian Gulf, but contact was lost with two operators during the operation.
MPs questioned the Prime Minister over whether the UK could carry out further strikes to counter the Iranian-backed militants.
Houthi militants had fired an anti-ship cruise missile from Yemen towards the USS Laboon, but it was destroyed off the Yemeni coast.
The Littoral Response Group and Carrier Strike Group will deploy to the Indian Ocean, operating in coordination with Indian forces.
In December, Britain joined a US-led international coalition to protect commercial shipping sailing through the region.
"We are committed to holding malign actors accountable for unlawful seizures and attacks," Grant Shapps says.
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As part of a maritime tradition, the sailor announced, 'Land Ho!' on sighting the islands in the South Pacific.