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 ship's company paraded on deck as yachts and local ferries blasted fog-horns in tribute to the 28-years HMS Invincible spent travelling around the oceans to some of the world's military hotspots.

Former Portsmouth MP and defence secretary Penny Mordaunt, who is also a Royal Navy reservist, has previously said that the ...

This spring, experience a family adventure like no other as you discover HMS Trincomalee, a 200-year-old warship still afloat in Hartlepool’s Marina. Along with hands-on exhibits and a variety of ...

International Women's Day is celebrated across the globe on March 8 every year. The day celebrates women's achievements, ...

International Women's Day is celebrated across the globe on March 8 every year. The day celebrates women's achievements, ...

Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, reportedly has a prized collection of teddy bears that he keeps in his bedroom. Several ...

As the third season of Prime Video’s show "Invincible" has come to an end, fans are already wondering if the show is set to make a comeback. Based on the comic book by Robert Kirkman ...