The Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Invincible which had a leading role in the recovery of the Falkland Islands in 1982 has been sold to a Turkish scrap-yard which specialises in recycling ships.

The last of the ships to be decommissioned, HMS Illustrious, is due to retire from the Royal Navy in 2014 Plans to preserve the legacy of the Royal Navy's Invincible Class aircraft carriers have ...

The website’s editor George Allison told The Sun: “As part of our usual April Fools’ Day tradition, we published a clearly satirical piece about a fictional third aircraft carrier - HMS ...

Blundering Russian state media has been 'duped' into falling for an April Fool's joke that the Royal Navy is planning to build a third aircraft carrier called 'HMS Prince Andrew', which can carry ...

One of the most famous helicopter carriers was the HMS Ocean, a British vessel ... These have included three Invincible-class ...

The HMS Prince of Wales aircraft carrier is working towards the UK’s most ambitious carrier deployment in recent years, with ...

RUSSIAN state TV fell for an April Fool’s story about a new aircraft carrier named HMS Prince Andrew. Broadcaster Russia Today published claims that Britain was buying a trillion-pound super ...