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UK Government Seizes Control of British Steel
The UK government took control of British Steel's Scunthorpe plant from its Chinese owners, Jingye, after a Saturday parliamentary sitting, averting its closure and thousands of job losses; the Royal Navy's potential involvement in fuel delivery highlights the urgency of the situation.
UK Government Seizes Control of British Steel
The UK government took control of British Steel's Scunthorpe plant from its Chinese owners, Jingye, after a Saturday parliamentary sitting, averting its closure and thousands of job losses; the Royal Navy's potential involvement in fuel delivery highlights the urgency of the situation.
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60% Bias Score


UK PM Visits Nuclear Submarine, Underscoring Deterrent Amid Fleet Challenges
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer visited HMS Vanguard, a nuclear submarine returning from a 204-day patrol, highlighting the UK's continuous at-sea deterrent while also revealing strain on the aging fleet and its submariners.
UK PM Visits Nuclear Submarine, Underscoring Deterrent Amid Fleet Challenges
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer visited HMS Vanguard, a nuclear submarine returning from a 204-day patrol, highlighting the UK's continuous at-sea deterrent while also revealing strain on the aging fleet and its submariners.
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40% Bias Score


Royal Navy Shadows Russian Warship in English Channel
The Royal Navy's HMS Somerset shadowed a Russian corvette, Boikiy, escorting the sanctioned Baltic Leader carrying military technology from Syria through the English Channel from March 1-4, highlighting heightened tensions between Britain and Russia amid the Ukraine conflict.
Royal Navy Shadows Russian Warship in English Channel
The Royal Navy's HMS Somerset shadowed a Russian corvette, Boikiy, escorting the sanctioned Baltic Leader carrying military technology from Syria through the English Channel from March 1-4, highlighting heightened tensions between Britain and Russia amid the Ukraine conflict.
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52% Bias Score


UK Renames Submarine, Sparking Political Debate
The Royal Navy renamed its new Astute-class attack submarine from HMS Agincourt to HMS Achilles, prompting accusations of appeasing France and sparking a political debate, with a former Royal Navy commander calling the decision a "craven and contemptible surrender".
UK Renames Submarine, Sparking Political Debate
The Royal Navy renamed its new Astute-class attack submarine from HMS Agincourt to HMS Achilles, prompting accusations of appeasing France and sparking a political debate, with a former Royal Navy commander calling the decision a "craven and contemptible surrender".
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60% Bias Score


Royal Navy Shadows Russian Warships in North Sea
The Royal Navy deployed HMS Somerset and a helicopter on December 27 to shadow three Russian vessels (RFS Soobrazitelny, MV Sparta II, MV General Skobelev) for 500 miles in the North Sea and English Channel until December 31, demonstrating a response to Russia's assertive naval actions amid the Ukra...
Royal Navy Shadows Russian Warships in North Sea
The Royal Navy deployed HMS Somerset and a helicopter on December 27 to shadow three Russian vessels (RFS Soobrazitelny, MV Sparta II, MV General Skobelev) for 500 miles in the North Sea and English Channel until December 31, demonstrating a response to Russia's assertive naval actions amid the Ukra...
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56% Bias Score


Navantia Acquires Harland & Wolff, Securing UK Shipbuilding Jobs
Navantia, a Spanish shipbuilding company, will purchase the UK's Harland & Wolff shipyard for approximately £70 million, securing 1,000 jobs and facilitating the completion of a major shipbuilding contract valued at €2 billion.
Navantia Acquires Harland & Wolff, Securing UK Shipbuilding Jobs
Navantia, a Spanish shipbuilding company, will purchase the UK's Harland & Wolff shipyard for approximately £70 million, securing 1,000 jobs and facilitating the completion of a major shipbuilding contract valued at €2 billion.
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40% Bias Score

UK Develops World-First Autonomous Helicopter for Royal Navy
Leonardo Helicopters UK in Yeovil is building the Proteus, a world-first autonomous helicopter for the Royal Navy, designed to perform independent missions such as dropping sonar buoys, minimizing human risk in dangerous tasks.

UK Develops World-First Autonomous Helicopter for Royal Navy
Leonardo Helicopters UK in Yeovil is building the Proteus, a world-first autonomous helicopter for the Royal Navy, designed to perform independent missions such as dropping sonar buoys, minimizing human risk in dangerous tasks.
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56% Bias Score

Royal Navy Shadows Third Russian Task Group in Six Weeks
The Royal Navy, using frigates, minehunters, and aircraft, shadowed a Russian task group of four ships—including the destroyer Severomorsk and landing ship Alexander Shabalin—as they transited the English Channel and North Sea on their way from Syria to the Baltic Sea; this was the third such operat...

Royal Navy Shadows Third Russian Task Group in Six Weeks
The Royal Navy, using frigates, minehunters, and aircraft, shadowed a Russian task group of four ships—including the destroyer Severomorsk and landing ship Alexander Shabalin—as they transited the English Channel and North Sea on their way from Syria to the Baltic Sea; this was the third such operat...
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56% Bias Score

Royal Navy Tracks Russian Warship escorting Sanctioned Vessel near British Waters
The Royal Navy tracked the Russian corvette Boikiy escorting the sanctioned merchant vessel Baltic Leader carrying military hardware from Tartus, Syria, through the English Channel and North Sea for three days, involving HMS Somerset, patrol aircraft, and NATO forces.

Royal Navy Tracks Russian Warship escorting Sanctioned Vessel near British Waters
The Royal Navy tracked the Russian corvette Boikiy escorting the sanctioned merchant vessel Baltic Leader carrying military hardware from Tartus, Syria, through the English Channel and North Sea for three days, involving HMS Somerset, patrol aircraft, and NATO forces.
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48% Bias Score

UK Submarine Surfaces Near Russian Spy Ship, Warns of Spying on Undersea Cables
The UK revealed that in November 2023, a Royal Navy submarine surfaced near the Russian spy ship Yantar off the UK coast to warn it to stop spying on British undersea cables; Yantar returned to UK waters this week, prompting a stronger response involving multiple Royal Navy vessels.

UK Submarine Surfaces Near Russian Spy Ship, Warns of Spying on Undersea Cables
The UK revealed that in November 2023, a Royal Navy submarine surfaced near the Russian spy ship Yantar off the UK coast to warn it to stop spying on British undersea cables; Yantar returned to UK waters this week, prompting a stronger response involving multiple Royal Navy vessels.
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48% Bias Score

Thales Secures Major Contracts, Securing Govan's Legacy
Thales' Glasgow facility, established in 1888 and the sole supplier of periscopes to the Royal Navy since WWI, recently won a £1.8bn contract for naval fleet maintenance and a £169m contract for Dreadnought submarine periscopes and sonar systems, securing its legacy and employing Govan residents.

Thales Secures Major Contracts, Securing Govan's Legacy
Thales' Glasgow facility, established in 1888 and the sole supplier of periscopes to the Royal Navy since WWI, recently won a £1.8bn contract for naval fleet maintenance and a £169m contract for Dreadnought submarine periscopes and sonar systems, securing its legacy and employing Govan residents.
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44% Bias Score

"Sinking of Prince of Wales and Repulse: Royal Navy's Worst WWII Defeat"
"On December 10, 1941, Japanese carrier-based aircraft sank the British battleships Prince of Wales and Repulse near Malaya, killing over 800 sailors, marking the Royal Navy's worst defeat and highlighting the vulnerability of capital ships to air power during World War II."

"Sinking of Prince of Wales and Repulse: Royal Navy's Worst WWII Defeat"
"On December 10, 1941, Japanese carrier-based aircraft sank the British battleships Prince of Wales and Repulse near Malaya, killing over 800 sailors, marking the Royal Navy's worst defeat and highlighting the vulnerability of capital ships to air power during World War II."
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44% Bias Score
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