Two more Royal Navy warships to be built on Clyde

By The Newsroom
Published 8th Dec 2016, 10:39 BST
Updated 14th Dec 2016, 13:58 BST
A worker, reflected in a puddle, leaves the BAE Systems yard in Govan. Picture: PAA worker, reflected in a puddle, leaves the BAE Systems yard in Govan. Picture: PA
A worker, reflected in a puddle, leaves the BAE Systems yard in Govan. Picture: PA
The Government is set to confirm plans later for two more Royal Navy warships to be built on the Clyde.

A deal has been struck for BAE Systems to built two offshore patrol vessels at the Scoutstoun shipyard.

Three similar vessels are already being built there for the Royal Navy under a £348 million contract.

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