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Number of Royal Navy ships to protect UK branded 'pathetic' by ex-defence chief

Former First Sea Lord Admiral Lord West blasted the Government over the dwindling number of surface warships as he urged ministers to order more vessels

Daily Mirror

Coronation march of history in biggest military parade in Britain for 70 years

More than 4,000 members of the Army, RAF, Royal Navy and Commonwealth forces in immaculate dress uniforms accompanied the 260-year-old Gold State Coach carrying King Charles and Queen Camilla from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace

Daily Mirror

Most awkward moments and gaffes from King Charles' Coronation that saw fans distracted

King Charles III's Coronation had a whole team of planners that spent months ensuring the royal occasion went to plan - but there were some mishaps along the way

Daily Mirror

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Out-of-control horse careers backwards into crowd during Coronation procession

Footage showed the out of control horse backing into a crowd who scattered as the incident unfolded, as the King and Queen made their way from the Coronation ceremony

Daily Mirror

Royal Navy officer faints before Coronation procession back to Buckingham Palace

A small number of troops rushed to assist their colleague who was quickly put onto a stretcher and given medical assistance. More than 4,000 ceremonial troops took part in the procession, which began at 1.07pm

Daily Mirror

Red Arrows and RAF flypast route - everywhere you'll be able to see display

Aircraft involved in the coronation flypast will jet over large parts of eastern and southern England, giving millions of people the chance to view them. More than 60 aircraft from the Royal Navy, British Army and Royal Air Force – including the Red

Wales Online

Onlookers gasp in horror as sailor collapses during 2am Coronation rehearsal

Footage shows a Royal Navy sailor having to be helped from the ground during training for the King's Coronation in central London in the early hours of Wednesday

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Royal Navy sailor collapses during Coronation practice

The woman was helped to her feet and she was escorted away

Wales Online

Lost papers, singing leaders and a not so little mermaid – take the Thursday quiz

Fifteen questions on general knowledge and topical trivia, plus a few jokes every Thursday. How will you fare?

The Guardian - UK

Navy personnel follow in family footsteps as part of Coronation procession

Servicemen and women will be taking part with relatives or emulating family members in the coronation procession.

The Independent UK

Sensitive files about nuclear Royal Navy hunter killer submarine 'found in Wetherspoon pub toilet'

The documents carried details about the HMS Anson and were apparently left after 'quite a lively night'

Wales Online

Nuclear submarine files containing military secrets ‘found in Wetherspoons pub toilet’

Files reportledly carried detail about HMS Anson – navy’s latest advanced nuclear-powered attack submarine

The Independent UK

'Sensitive' £1.3 billion Royal Navy submarine documents found in Wetherspoons toilet

Official documents about a £1.3 billion Royal Navy submarine were reportedly found in the toilets of The Furness Railway - JD Wetherspoons in…

The National (Scotland)

'Sensitive' files of £1.3billion nuclear submarine 'found in Wetherspoon pub toilet'

The files were said to have been marked 'official sensitive' and carried details about the HMS Anson and were left in The Furness Railway in Cumbria

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The Independent UK

Official documents on £1.3bn navy submarine found in Wetherspoons pub – report

The files showed the inner workings of the submarine in order to teach trainees how to isolate and depressurise elements of its system.

The Independent UK

Royal Navy personnel speak of their pride as they prepare for coronation

More than 900 naval personnel will march in London on May 6 with 60 taking part in the tri-service guard of honour.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow gardener carried 'bomb' home in rucksack after finding it in hedge at Pollok garden

The WW2 shell was discovered in the garden of Marc Chorley, 47, and Ruth Smith, 40, by a young lad who was cutting the grass. They later received a visit from the bomb squad.

Daily Record

Young gardener packed 'bomb' in rucksack before sparking emergency response

The young man sparked a major incident with properties evacuated near his home on Househillmuir Road in Pollok after emergency services were alerted to the find on Sunday.

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The National (Scotland)

Royal Navy warship costing £3 billion stripped for parts after mechanical error

A £3 BILLION warship which was only declared fully operation in 2021 is to be partially stripped for parts following a major mechanical failure.

Wales Online

£3billion warship HMS Prince of Wales 'being stripped for parts' after mechanical failure

The Royal Navy has said that it still plans to bring the ship into service later this year

Evening Standard

Russian ships ‘mapping North Sea targets as part of sabotage plan’, report claims

Russian ships have been mapping wind farms and communication cables in the North Sea ahead of a possible sabotage attack, according to a new report.

The Independent UK

Stalwart frigate HMS Montrose decommissioned from the Royal Navy

Second Sea Lord Vice Admiral Martin Connell was guest of honour at the service.

Liverpool Echo

HMS Mersey arrives in Liverpool for five days and people can take a look around

The ship is among the busiest in the Royal Navy Fleet and has just returned from a six-week stint in the Baltic

The Independent UK

Clyde-built frigates will help UK stand up to ‘bullies’, says minister

Defence procurement minister Alex Chalk visited the BAE shipyard in Govan as the first steel was cut for new ship HMS Birmingham.

The Independent UK

New inquest ordered into 1972 shooting of Royal Navy veteran in north Belfast

Thomas Aquinas Burns was killed in a shooting involving the British Army on July 13, 1972.

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