Women in Submarine Service suffered misogyny and bullying, Royal Navy finds
Women in the Submarine Service have suffered misogyny, bullying and other unacceptable behaviours, a Royal Navy investigation has found. This behaviour was seen "amongst all ranks" but was "not pervasive" across the service, the report said, after a two-year-long investigation.
Royal Navy whistleblower who raised alarm about abuse on UK submarines tells of relief after investigation
Sophie Brook speaks to Sky News after an investigation into sexual harassment and abuse onboard the UK's nuclear-armed submarines found "intolerable" misogyny, bullying and other unacceptable behaviours.
ROYAL Navy chiefs yesterday revealed they have sacked 21 sailors following a major probe into sex abuse and bullying ...
Coinciding with the visit of 1TS, VAdm V Srinivas, Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Naval Command will be on an ...
The UK's Royal Navy and Royal Air Force (RAF) are collaborating closely with their jointly operated Lockheed Martin F-35B ...
Valiant Royal Navy personnel who lost their lives in both world wars were remembered during the rededication of Portsmouth ...
A fundraising campaign has been launched by Royal Navy’ personnel after a colleague's diagnosis. Personnel from the Royal ...
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HMS Agamemnon, one of the new Astute-class submarines, was formally launched earlier today. Engineers carried out a delicate ...
The Royal Navy has launched its ‘most advanced hunter-killer’ submarine, which will operate out of the Clyde base in Faslane.
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