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Image 1 — Royal Navy patrol vessels HMS Tamar and HMS Spey mark five years continuously deployed in the Indo-Pacific region. With crews rotating roughly every 6–7 weeks, the ships remain forward deployed, maintaining a continuous Royal Navy presence across the Indo-Pacific.
Image 2 — Royal Navy patrol vessels HMS Tamar and HMS Spey mark five years continuously deployed in the Indo-Pacific region. With crews rotating roughly every 6–7 weeks, the ships remain forward deployed, maintaining a continuous Royal Navy presence across the Indo-Pacific.
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Royal Navy patrol vessels HMS Tamar and HMS Spey mark five years continuously deployed in the Indo-Pacific region. With crews rotating roughly every 6–7 weeks, the ships remain forward deployed, maintaining a continuous Royal Navy presence across the Indo-Pacific.

u/Mik3y_uk — 1 month ago
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The keel has been laid for the first of Britain's fleet solid support ships, RFA Resurgent. [1536x864]

u/Mik3y_uk — 1 month ago
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The Green Party has drafted a policy proposal to remove tasers and pepper spray from police officers. The motion, which will be voted on at Green Party conference, also calls for the end of counter-terror programme Prevent

thetimes.com
u/Mik3y_uk — 2 months ago
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Gardaí have confirmed that they have been liaising with Devon and Cornwall Police, and the UK College of Policing, to receive vehicle pursuit training

rte.ie
u/Mik3y_uk — 2 months ago
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HMS Medway is the Royal Navy’s current Falkland Islands guard ship. Ever since the 1982 Falklands War, the Royal Navy has maintained a permanently based warship in the Falkland Islands to uphold British sovereignty and defend the Islands.

u/Mik3y_uk — 3 months ago
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Defence Secretary has resigned

HEALEY TO STARMER: "You know what defence needs. You made the argument for this powerfully in your speech at the Munich Security Conference back in February. Without a DIP that meets the moment in this way, I am being forced to make decisions that would reduce the readiness of our Forces and increase the risk to personnel on operations, and could make the country less safe."

bbc.co.uk
u/Mik3y_uk — 4 months ago