British Authorities Seize Cocaine Worth Three Hundred Million At Container Port
Officials in the United Kingdom have seized cocaine with an estimated street value of around three hundred million dollars at a deepwater container terminal on the Thames, in one of the larger maritime narcotics interceptions recorded
UK ends Royal Fleet Auxiliary pay dispute after four strikes
The British government has reached agreement with unions on a pay increase for more than 1,750 civilian ratings, officers and apprentices of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.
UK court refuses bail to captain of detained shadow fleet tanker
A British court has refused bail to the master of the first shadow fleet tanker detained by the United Kingdom, with trial set for December.
Stena Line reports growing share of UK car ferry crossings
Stena Line says its share of passenger car crossings between the UK and mainland Europe has grown as the ferry operator competes on some of the busiest short-sea routes.
Windcat lands long-term crew transfer deal with Orsted
Workboat operator Windcat has signed long-term charters to supply crew transfer vessels to Orsted's UK offshore wind operations.
UK yard group pitches to build Anglo-Dutch amphibious ships
A UK design and build group is making its case to construct part of the amphibious transport programme being pursued jointly by Britain and the Netherlands.
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