A former British Navy warship that played a key role in the city's handover in 1997 is up for sale this month, giving the government a rare chance to buy a piece of Hong Kong's maritime history....
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- Jun 19, 2013
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Britain's new multibillion-pound hunter-killer submarine, HMS Astute, has been beset by design and construction flaws that have raised doubts about its performance and safety.
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Just Nuisance is the only dog to have been a member of Britain's Royal Navy. The legendary animal, as tall as a man when standing on his hind legs, he is still fondly...
Five computer notebooks were among items worth $90,000 stolen from nine offices in an Admiralty office block. Police were called to the Far East Finance Centre in Harcourt Road at 8am when staff...
The Royal Navy has come under fire over the names it chooses for its ships, which sailors claim are too 'cuddly' for vessels designed to blow enemies out of the water.
A 1,799-square-foot office on the 33rd floor of the Bank of America Tower in Admiralty has sold for $20 million, according to property agents Chartersince Realty (International). In another deal,...
Hong Kong laundrymen will continue to serve on Royal Navy ships after the handover following a deal signed with a company in the territory.
The future of the men, who work in nearly...
It is April. The handover is still more than two months away. Yet the Royal Navy's White Ensign has already been lowered over HMS Tamar and the first People's Liberation Army servicemen have...
ITS White Ensign fluttering in the wind and 300 crew standing smartly to attention in their whites, HMS Exeter sailed into Victoria Harbour yesterday.
THREE mainlanders were arrested and a stolen car recovered yesterday in an operation involving the anti-smuggling taskforce, Marine Police and the Royal Navy.
THOUSANDS of people in Macau, many of them tourists from China, queued at the Outer Harbour to board two visiting Royal Navy vessels. The HMS Plover and Peacock, both stationed in Hong Kong, were...
IT'S 9.30 am at HMS Tamar, the Royal Navy's Hong Kong base on Stonecutter's Island, and the string of farces which will come to characterise the opening of this year's Hong Kong-Beijing Rally is...
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