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Royal Navy: Rosyth dockworker steals "metal and hull valves" for HMS Prince of Wales and flogs them for scrap
A dockworker has pleaded guilty to stealing “metal and hull valves” made for the Royal Navy flagship - while also flogging ...
Royal Navy: Emotional HMS Prince of Wales families thanked for "incredible support" as they step aboard ship
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Royal Navy: "Advanced techniques" developed with Norwegian forces ahead of HMS Prince of Wales deployment
Procedures to destroy air threats and other “advanced techniques” were developed by Royal Navy sailors before a major deployment.
Cornwall's navy sailors to join 'strike operation'
The Royal Navy has announced it is deploying 260 men and women from an airbase in Cornwall to East Asia for a strike ...
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RNAS Culdrose's 'close knit' squadron share thoughts on upcoming deployment
With a matter of weeks before they set off on a global deployment, we speak to some of the crew in Cornwall about how they are feeling.
King Charles briefly hospitalised after suffering side effects from cancer treatment
King Charles III was briefly hospitalized on Thursday after suffering side effects from his cancer treatment, according to a ...
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King Charles briefly hospitalised after cancer treatment side effects
King Charles III was briefly hospitalised due to cancer treatment side effects but has returned home. The palace says his ...
Inside the UK Navy’s new ‘death ray’ weapons boosting air defence against Russia
The Royal Navy will install four new cutting-edge weapons systems on its warships to help defend against air attacks from ...
King Charles briefly hospitalised after experiencing side effects from cancer treatment
King Charles III was diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer and has been undergoing treatment and observation since ...
Royal Navy could bring four laser 'death ray' weapons that can destroy a £1 coin from a kilometre away into service in just two years under defence spending boost
The spaced-aged 'death ray', dubbed 'DragonFire', is used to blow up missiles, jets and swarms of explosive suicide drones - with a former head of the Royal Navy hailing them 'war-winners'.