Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth will pass the Isle of Wight tomorrow (July 16), leaving Portsmouth.

A Royal Navy spokesperson confirmed to The News that complications were discovered on the ship before her departure, but she will continue her sailing to the Rosyth dry dock uninterrupted. They said: ...

Closer to the home waters, the HMS Queen Elizabeth is headed to sea after spending much of this year undergoing the first ...

Ferry passengers were treated to a rare spectacle as a huge Royal Navy warship sailed past their vessel in the English Channel. Chris Joy was on board P&O Ferries' P&O Liberté on Sunday when HMS Queen ...

A Royal Navy aircraft carrier due to leave Portsmouth has had her sailing postponed.

The Royal Navy says HMS Queen Elizabeth is undergoing the equivalent of a car MOT after six years that has included a global ...

The carrier will test new navigation and propulsion systems in UK waters before sailing north to Rosyth for a seven-month dry ...

The Sans Vitesse will accommodate fire crews during HMS Queen Elizabeth's refit - despite Labour warnings that similar ...

THE Royal Navy is set to house sailors on a barge like the Bibby Stockholm in a bid to save cash. Top brass leased a 100-room ...

Summary and Key Points: HMS Queen Elizabeth, the Royal Navy’s flagship aircraft carrier, returned to Portsmouth after a four-month hiatus for mechanical repairs.

THE Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth has left Portsmouth as it makes it way to Rosyth where it will spend around seven months in ...