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UK’s military leaders praise ‘courage, bravery, ingenuity’ of D-Day participants

Senior leaders of the UK’s military have paid tribute to the “courage, bravery, ingenuity” of the thousands of soldiers who took part in the D-Day landings 80 years ago. Speaking at the national commemoration in Portsmouth, Hampshire, the First Sea ...

05 Jun 2024 at 11:22

First Sea Lord plans Royal Navy with ‘more punch’ in coming years

The head of the Royal Navy has said the service must face up to the challenge of a resurgent Russia in the coming years, adding that he plans to have a fleet which has “more punch” than it currently has. During a visit to Scotland, First Sea Lord ...

11 Feb 2022 at 18:55

Delay to warship departure for Nato exercise ‘not acceptable’, says minister

It is “not acceptable” that Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales is sitting in dock when it should be out “defending our interests abroad”, security minister Tom Tugendhat has said. The vessel’s departure from Portsmouth on Sunday was ...

12 Feb 2024 at 10:29

Former Navy head sacked after ‘falling short of values and standards expected’

The service of former Royal Navy head Admiral Sir Ben Key has ended in disgrace after an investigation found he fell “far short of the values and standards expected”. Sir Ben was reportedly suspended from his role as First Sea Lord in May over ...

02 Jul 2025 at 17:35

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