An investigation into the 'intentional damage' of a Royal Navy warship at a Glasgow shipyard on the Clyde has been launched.
Defence contractor BAE Systems said the work carried out on the HMS Glasgow had to be delayed after around 60 cables were cut on the Type 26 frigate.
The UK Defence Journal has revealed that the alleged sabotage may have been carried out by a contractor as part of a payment dispute, reports the Express.
