Tensions are rising shaply in the Taiwan Strait after British warship HMS Spey sailed through the contested waters - sparking a furious response from China's military, which branded the move an ...

Two Australian historians, Mike Connell and Des Liddy, originally pinpointed the location of the ship, called HMS Endeavour in 1998, the museum said in a report released earlier this month.

The finding comes after a preliminary report in 2022, identified the same wreck as the HMS Endeavour. But it was met with criticism by the museum’s research partners, the Rhode Island Marine ...

A highly-anticipated Open Day at a Royal Navy base is drawing ever closer. HMS Collingwood in Fareham is opening its doors to the public on June 28 - hosting a wide range of family fun events.

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Led by Commander Richard Bateman, HMS Flying Fox has enjoyed a long association with the historic port of Bristol. This was formally recognised when HMS Flying Fox was awarded the Freedom of the City ...

From lens focal lengths and fill-flash to portraits, macro or stunning landscapes there are techniques for everyone. Learn how to use metering, considering composition and shoot everything from ...

We have prepared this ultimate Azur Lane tier list for the best ships in the game to help make your decisions a little easier. Why? Azur Lane requires you to choose the best ships in order to go on a ...

Harbourside, clifftop and panoramic beach hideaways make up this pick of charm-filled coastal hotels on the UK’s most picturesque shorelines ...

British awards and decorations have many fascinating stories. There are two major categories: campaign medals and gallantry medals. Campaign medals are awarded to members of the British Armed Forces, ...

“Quite enough disaster for today.” In an anecdote somewhat buried in his Memoirs of the Second World War, Prime Minister Winston Churchill recounts a “frightful incident” that occurred on June 17, ...