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HMS Glasgow enters the water for first time. Pic John Devlin

Warship construction paused while ‘sabotage’ at Scottish shipyard investigated

Ferguson Marine is looking forward after the bruising impact of the contract to build hulls 801 and 802.

Ferguson Marine boss confident of bright future for yard

Hazel McGarth, first year project management apprentice in BAE Systems’ naval ships business. Picture: John Linton

BAE Systems to take on more than 300 Scottish trainees in new year

The firm was found to have supported 6,300 jobs in Scotland, including more than 3,500 directly employed, in the year. Picture: Peter Devlin.

Defence group Babcock boosted Scottish economy by £370m in year to March

BAE announced the construction of five more British warships, as he declined to commit to boosting defence spending to 3 per cent

Sunak announces construction of five more warships on the Clyde

Ross Wilson of Leonardo has green ambitions.

Edinburgh experts help RAF cut Typhoon fighter's carbon footprint

BAE Systems says it currently has nearly 3,300 apprentices and graduates in training across its UK businesses (file image). Picture: contributed.

Scotland in sights of defence giant BAE Systems' major recruitment push for 2022

Heather Trodden, Dave Hughes, Derek Mathieson and Emma Loedel of Novosound. Picture: Stewart Attwood

Glasgow remote sensor innovator cheers business wins with global giants

Engineering giant BAE Systems, which has shipyards at Govan and Scotstoun, has partnered up with environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful (KSB) to support its award-winning Upstream Battle initiative to tackle marine litter “from source to sea”

All hands on deck: how a Clyde shipbuilder is keeping Scotland beautiful

The bow of HMS Glasgow has been rolled out at a shipyard on the River Clyde. Pic: John Linton

New Royal Navy warship emerges at Clyde shipyard

The group is one of the world's top defence and aerospace companies, behind key naval projects. Picture: BAE Systems

BAE Systems hiring 100 trainees in Scotland amid record UK intake

BAE has supplied systems for the first 100 buses and will supply an additional 180 systems for buses next year.

BAE Systems green tech to power up new Alexander Dennis buses

Pictured: Mark Stead, SVR Radar and Advanced Targeting at Leonardo’s Edinburgh site where cutting edge radar technology is being produced.

Edinburgh engineers develop groundbreaking technology for UK armed forces

The BAE shipyard at Govan, where construction work has temporarily halted. Picture: John Devlin

Clyde shipyards fall silent as coronavirus halts manual work on naval contracts

Manufacturing in Scotland: What do we still make?

Scottish Conservatives demand skills academies for young Scots

Type 26 frigate project could be holed by Trident

A Tornado jet during a trial of components produced by BAE Systems using a 3D printer such as the one. Picture: BAE/PA

Spare parts for fighter jets made by 3D printers

Scottish independence: Unite to keep shipbuilding on the Clyde, Nicola Sturgeon ...

Three firms to build homes on former munitions site

Analysis: London’s ‘head in sand’ approach can’t go on

'Triumph' for Scottish legal system as Weir Group face sanction-busting fine

Defence boss quits in protest at 'laughing stock' carriers

Peter Ross as large: Farewell to the ferry

BA axes jobs and flights after jet wrecked in crash

ITV continues big-name results schedule

Corruption inquiry into £6bn Saudi arms deal dropped

Arms giant BAe Systems 'paid £1m to ex-dictator Pinochet'

Edinburgh's first line of defence

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