A Royal Navy engineer who tried to rape a woman in her own home after she had earlier rejected his advances in a pub is jailed for seven years.

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The Royal Navy has captured 13 Somali pirates after boarding a dhow in the Indian Ocean, the Ministry of Defence says, as part of a Nato-led operation.

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Royal Navy takes Somali pirates

The crew of a Royal Navy ship – who became internet sensations after they recorded a Christmas video while at sea – have arrived back in port.

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The prime minister is to use a shell casing, fired by the Royal Navy in Libya , as his umbrella stand.

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Libya shell casing lands in No 10

Women are to be allowed to serve on Royal Navy submarines, Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has confirmed.

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Women to serve on UK submarines

More than 1,000 Royal Navy personnel are to learn they are losing their jobs, as the defence secretary says military chiefs have to share the blame for cuts.

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Sailors who took part in the Libya campaign will be among hundreds of Royal Navy personnel to learn they are being made redundant later this week.

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A Royal Navy serviceman who shot dead a senior officer on board a nuclear submarine is jailed for life and told he must serve at least 25 years in prison.

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The UK’s military operation in Iraq is to end on Sunday when the Royal Navy stops training Iraqi sailors.

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The UK’s military operation in Iraq is to end within hours when the Royal Navy completes its mission to train Iraqi sailors.

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The UK’s military operation in Iraq is to end within hours when the Royal Navy completes its mission to train Iraqi sailors.

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Departure of Royal Navy training team ends UK operations in Iraq

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Final farewell

A Royal Navy warship made from plastic rather than metal leaves Faslane on the Clyde for active service in the Gulf.

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Plastic warship sails to the Gulf

A Royal Navy warship made from plastic rather than metal leaves Faslane on the Clyde for active service in the Gulf.

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Plastic warship sails to the Gulf

The Royal Navy has been involved in clearing mines off the Libyan port of Misrata, which they say were laid by pro-Gaddafi forces.

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