On a momentous occasion, the Prime Minister has officially laid the keel for HMS Dreadnought, marking the beginning of a new class of ballistic missile submarines for the Royal Navy. While this ...

Two crew members of the original HMS Dreadnought, the UK’s first nuclear power submarine, launched in 1960, joined dignitaries and shipyard workers at Thursday’s event at the town’s BAE Systems.

HMS Dreadnought is the first of four Dreadnought Class ballistic missile submarines, which BAE Systems is designing and building in Cumbria, and will succeed the Vanguard Class of submarines.

The colossus HMS Dreadnought will be Britain's largest and most complex submarine, and is set to inherit the country's nuclear Trident missiles. Sir Keir Starmer formally laid the keel for the ...

And that it most certainly is.’ Sir Keir will travel to Barrow today to launch construction work on the new Dreadnought class submarines which will take over responsibility for Britain’s ...

The keel of the first of the UK’s new Dreadnought submarines, the most powerful and technically advanced boats ever designed for the Royal Navy, has been laid at BAE Systems’ Barrow-in-Furness ...

Eighteen years after committing to renewing the UK’s nuclear deterrent, the keel was laid on HMS Dreadnought as the nation’s ultimate weapon reached a milestone. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer ...

Despite concerns over rising defence costs, the government reaffirmed its commitment to delivering the four Dreadnought-class submarines within the original £41 billion budget, which includes a £10 ...

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