Two further Astute-class submarines, HMS Agamemnon and HMS Agincourt, are set to enter service in late 2025 and late 2026 respectively. ADVERTISEMENT Agamemnon is currently going through trials with ...

With 202 of 202 polls reporting, incumbent Jean Yip, of the Liberal Party, is projected to be re-elected in Scarborough—Agincourt. As of 4:21 p.m., Yip has 27,569 of 50,332 votes (54.77%). Aris ...

Harvard Medical School unveiled its new Flexspace — a three-story administrative office for hybrid workers — in Gordon Hall on Wednesday, marking the completion of renovations that began in 2023.

Leonid L. Peshkin, an HMS lecturer who worked closely with Petrova, said in an interview that she “has been probably the strongest person I’ve seen in 15 or so years at Harvard Medical School.” ...

In a series of written questions submitted on Friday 7 February 2025 by Mark Francois (Conservative – Rayleigh and Wickford), Armed Forces Luke Pollard provided detailed responses on the renaming of ...

The monarch has personally ordered the renaming £1.5bn HMS Agincourt submarine, and rename it HMS Achilles. King's decision has sparked reactions from concerned, with the Royal Navy spokesperson ...

The submarine was originally set to be named HMS Agincourt, a reference to the English victory over the French at the Battle of Agincourt in 1415. However, is now called HMS Achilles.

“Renaming HMS Agincourt is nothing short of sacrilege. Under Labour, nonsense is being prioritized over tradition and the proud legacy of our Armed Forces,” he stated, emphasizing that the original ...

The erstwhile HMS Agincourt is an Astute-class attack submarine expected to enter service in 2026. The final Astute -class submarine to be built, these submarines are secondary in capability only ...

HMS Agincourt, an Astute-class hunter-killer submarine, was originally announced by then-defence secretary Sir Gavin Williamson in 2018. It would have been the sixth Royal Navy vessel to have been ...

The original name, HMS Agincourt, was first announced in 2018, by Sir Gavin. It would have been the sixth Royal Navy vessel to bear the name of the famous victory in 1415, when Henry V's Army ...