Shipbuilding

Lower Block 04, the biggest hull section of HMS Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier at 11,300 tonnes, is rolled out of the shipbuild halls at BAE Systems' Govan yard on the Clyde

Aircraft carrier’s largest hull section rolls out on the Clyde

Crew on watch in Ambush Control Room

BAE Systems’ Ambush submarine ready for sea

Boatbuilding apprentice takes top honours at Lowestoft awards

Shipyard will survive says council leader, as BAE delivers new vessel

BAE Systems’ 6,000 tonne chunk of aircraft carrier sets sail

Titanic: The engineering feat behind the tragedy

Housing the two main engine rooms, a medical area and accommodation, LB04 will weigh over 11,000 tonnes on completion

Aircraft carrier build reaches next key phase

Phil Burns MBE in front of an image of the Queen Elizabeth class, one of the projects he worked on

Employee of the month: Phil Burns

Sinking feeling as UK shipbuilding contract is awarded to South Korean firm

A missile being fired from the HMS Astute

BAE Systems Submarines to create 280 jobs at Barrow shipyard

BAE Systems is working in partnership with other defence companies and organisations with operations in the UK, including Babcock, Thales UK and the Ministry of Defence

BAE Systems begins construction of next aircraft carrier