Royal Navy

Shipbuilding on the Clyde has a long and proud history (Picture: Jane Barlow/PA)

Ferguson Marine shipyard should not be damaged by flak directed at SNP ministers

Hull 802 under construction at the Ferguson Marine shipyard in Port Glasgow in April with sister ferry Glen Sannox afloat behind. Picture: John Devlin

Troubled shipyard Ferguson Marine hails apprenticeship applications deluge

A former RNLI lifeboat is lowered into Martyn Steedman's camping site at Mains Farm in Thornhill, Stirlingshire (Picture: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire)

A holiday in a lifeboat that comes with a message for us all – Scotsman comment

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

Warship construction paused while ‘sabotage’ at Scottish shipyard investigated

Historic 1963 Rolex Submariner watch set to be auctioned on Friday May 12

Rare Rolex watch from BBC’s Antiques Roadshow could sell for over £45k

The Red Arrows take part in the fly past as they fly over The Mall after the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla in London.

Stunning footage emerges of cockpit view of Red Arrows coronation flypast

The coronation flypast could be cancelled due to bad weather

Coronation flypast given green light following weather concerns

Guests and workers observe the progress on ship one being built at the Rosyth dockyards. Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images

Royal Navy frigates being built in Scotland could be 'significantly delayed'

Gary Ferguson Pic: Carlo Paloni

Former Royal Navy diver launches Combat Journal to help build mental resilience

Camilla Queen Consort: Get to know the wife of King Charles III

New Tory deputy chairman Lee Anderson. Picture: PA

Lee Anderson appointment shows Rishi Sunak putting unity over party messaging

Rookie detectorist Ryan Junor and his son Shay were part of the group searching for old artefacts.

First-time metal detectorist tells of panic after finding WWI mortar bomb

An unexploded ordnance was discovered on Wednesday morning at Castle Terrace, Invergordon, with streets also closed as a result of the discovery.

Highland school shut and local streets closed after unexploded bomb found

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attending the Invictus Games athletics events in the Athletics Park, at Zuiderpark the Hague, Netherlands. Picture: Aaron Chown/PA Wire

Harry accused of making Invictus Games a target with Taliban kills details

HMS Unicorn has a 200-year-old history - and now millions of pounds are needed to secure its future as a prime Dundee visitor attraction. PIC: Unicorn Preservation Society.

£20m to save ‘Scotland’s oldest ship’ and create prime visitor attraction

Gordon Cooper, Knightswood Secondary School

Knightswood Secondary pupils find winning formula with Royal Navy link up

An RNLI life boat arrives back in port after taking part in a rescue mission in the English Channel.

Four people dead after small boat incident in English Channel

The scene at Glasgow Airport. Picture, John Devlin

Glasgow Airport reopens 'after suspicious item found'

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

The allegations emerged in the Daily Mail

Royal Navy investigation into ‘abhorrent’ submarine crew sex claims

Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales returns to Portsmouth Naval Base after breaking down off the Isle of Wight

'Big Lizzie' set to replace ailing sister ship after £3 billion aircraft carrier

11 jobs that don’t require a degree and how much you could earn

Ukraine deputy defence minister Volodymyr Havrylov (right) as he visits a Royal Navy Sandown Class mine hunter at sea off the coat of Scotland, to witness first-hand the training being provided to Ukrainian sailors. Picture: Ministry of Defence Crown copyright/PA Wire

Ukrainian sailors training off coast of Scotland

Dame Kelly Holmes has announced that she is gay, saying she "needed to do this now"

Dame Kelly Holmes spent 28 years fearing she would be outed

The rare Royal Navy diver's Rolex watch

Ultra-rare Rolex sells for £155,000 at auction after years in Perthshire drawer

The rare MilSub Rolex, which has sat in its owner's drawers for decades, h is expected to bring between £80,000 and £120,000 at auction on Wednesday at Bonhams, in London
Pic: Nick Brewster

Ultra-rare Rolex could fetch up to £120,000 at auction

Falklands veteran Peter Pascoe was homeless before being put in touch with Scottish Veterans Residences.

Falklands veteran who became homeless prepares to mark conflict anniversary

Jack Snowdon was recognised as a gentleman in the world of aquatics

Obituaries: Jack Snowdon MBE, swimming coach and administrator

One startling image captures a Luftwaffe bombing raid on the Firth of Forth in 1939. Picture: Nigel Clarke

Luftwaffe aerial photos from skies over Scotland head to auction

The Royal Navy’s amphibious flagship will visit Edinburgh for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee weekend.

Royal Navy warship to visit Edinburgh

A Spitfire (front) flying alongside a Hurricane from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, over RAF Conningsby.
Pic: MoD

Military aircraft will perform a mass flypast to mark the Platinum Jubilee

The HMS Edinburgh pictured at Scapa Flow a year before it was scuttled by the Royal Navy in the Arctic Ocean, on May 2 1942. PIC: Imperial War Museum.

HMS Edinburgh was sunk with £78m of Russian gold on board 80 years ago

James McIntosh started the Lecht Ski Centre with just three portable tows – and a vision

Obituary: James McIntosh, driving force behind development of Lecht Ski Centre

Kate Braun, curator at the National Museum of the Royal Navy, looks at a naval uniform which once belonged to the Duke of Edinburgh

Philip’s naval uniform goes on display on anniversary of his death

Falklands War veterans Bill McDowall (left) and Norman 'Mac' McDade in the grounds of The Erskine Home in Bishopton, Renfrewshire, as they meet for the first time since the war. PIC: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire

Falklands War: Scots veterans reunited for first time in 40 years

Babcock could relocate its shipyard at Rosyth to England within a few years if it is not welcome in an independent Scotland

Babcock shipyard could relocate if unwelcome in independent Scotland

A moody moment from a Scottish Craft Butchers video (Picture: Scottish Craft Butchers)

Farming life isn’t all doom and gloom - Brian Henderson

The iconic Forth Bridge requires almost continual painting and repainting to keep it from rusting too quickly

Pollution threat from plastic paints on bridges and offshore rigs and turbines

Andrew Lamond has swapped sub-hunter RN helicopters for central heating systems.

Edinburgh-based HeatFix Scotland aims to be No. 1 boiler service repair company

Westminster is reportedly planning to put the Navy in control of tackling refugee boat crossings in the Channel. Picture: Getty Images

Plans to put Navy in charge of refugee Channel crossings branded 'appalling'

Stephen Cashman, 25, a Royal Navy engineering technician, who died at HM Naval Base Clyde, known as Faslane, just outside the town of Helensburgh, Argyll and Bute, on Thursday December 9.

Stephen Cashman: Royal Navy engineer, 25, found dead at Faslane is named

Marines from 45 Commando carry out welfare checks in Lumphanan, after Storm Arwen left many people without power (Picture: Peter Summers/Getty Images)

UK's Armed Forces are knitted into the very fabric of Scotland – Alister Jack MP

Police are investigating the unexplained death of a man at a nuclear submarine base.

Police investigate unexplained death at Faslane

Craig "Mac" McDermott, a Royal Navy veteran who was 17-years-old during the first ferocious battle of the Falklands War.

Erskine care resident will never forget his Falklands War experiences

Veteran Myles Shandley at the Edinburgh Gardens today.

Garden of Remembrance opening sees war veteran lay wreath for lost comrades

A woman walks past a poster for the new James Bond movie No Time to Die in Bangkok (Picture: Mladen Antonov/AFP via Getty Images)

How James Bond is being let down by Boris Johnson and co – Alastair Stewart

Suranne Jones and Shaun Evans are starring in the gripping BBC submarine drama Vigil. Picture: Mark Mainz

Slow release of Vigil shows big TV moments can still be created – Brian Ferguson

Nuclear facilities at Rosyth, on the Forth, and Coulport, on the Clyde, will also be at risk from increasingly severe and frequent flooding due to the impacts of climate change - including rising sea level, greater rainfall and more regular storm surge events

Flood danger: Scotland's nuclear bases at 'very great' risk

Suranne Jones in Vigil. Picture: Mark Mainz-BBC/World Productions

Anti-nuclear SNP councillor paid to give technical advice for Vigil

A Vanguard-class submarine HMS Vigilant, one of the UK's four nuclear warhead-carrying submarines at HM Naval Base Clyde, Faslane, west of Glasgow. Picture: James Glossop/AFP via Getty Images

Workers at Faslane nuclear submarine base begin overtime ban

Vanguard-class submarine HMS Vigilant, one of the UK's four nuclear warhead-carrying submarines, at HM Naval Base Clyde

Trident nuclear subs 'could be moved abroad' in event of Scottish independence

Iain Aitkenhead is selling his RAF fighter jet on Gumtree. Photos: Iain Aitkenhead / Gumtree

RAF bomber jet for sale on Gumtree

Group Captain Chris Layden and Wing Commander James Hanson, in front of a submarine-hunting Poseidon MRA1 plane at RAF Lossiemouth (Picture: Jane Barlow/PA)

How Scotland plays vital part in UK's stand against tyranny – Alister Jack MP

HMS Queen Elizabeth: How many have Covid on Navy flagship - and where is the Carrier Strike Group now? (Photo: PA)

HMS Queen Elizabeth: How many have Covid on Navy flagship - and where is the Car...

The British Royal Navy destroyer HMS Defender arrives in the Black Sea port of Batumi. Picture: Seyran Baroyan/AFP via Getty Images

Vladimir Putin accuses UK of 'provocation' in warship row

Armed forces day in Glasgow's George Square, 2018 (John Devlin)

When is Armed Forces day and how are we marking it?

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A computer generated image issued by Transport Scotland of the proposed debris flow shelter

£470m road shelter planned to shield A83 Rest and Be Thankful from landslides

Scottish Labour are predicting 20,000 Scots will die in 2023 while waiting for NHS Treatment.

More than 18,000 Scots died while waiting on NHS treatment, amid private surge

Criticism of the Scottish Government’s stewardship of NHS Scotland, or indeed any area of devolution, is often met with whataboutery from ministers who assure the Scottish public things are just as bad south of the border.

Analysis: Scottish Government can no longer indulge in whataboutery on NHS