The future of two Clyde shipyards could be at risk if more Royal Navy orders are sent abroad, a report by MPs has warned.
The Scottish Affairs Committee is calling for "greater clarity" on where warships will be constructed in the next few decades.
The report comes after a £1.6billion contract for the manufacturing of three naval support ships was awarded to an international consortium - which will see some of the building work taking place in Spain, report the Daily Record.
