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• Songs of Praise - Nursing

  ...the traumas of modern warfare. Neil Piper, a Lieutenant Commander in the Royal Navy, served in the Iraq conflict and more recently in Afghanistan. Last...

  July 25, 2010 17:45, BBC One

• Tonight's the Night - Series 2, Episode 2

  ...like that make you feel? Very humbled. I left school at 16 and joined the Royal Navy and a couple of years after that, I looked at the leaving...

  July 24, 2010 20:00, BBC One

• The Daily Politics - 22/07/2010

  ...command. On 1944, 100% of the air cover was the RAF, 80% of the ships was the Royal Navy and 70% of the men landed were British. Explain to me how we were...

  July 23, 2010 00:00, BBC Parliament

• The Andrew Marr Show - 18/07/2010

  ...projects, two enormous aircraft carrier's planned. The biggest ships the Royal Navy has ever had, and hundreds of brand new aircraft to go on top of...

  July 18, 2010 20:30, BBC Parliament

• BBC News at One - 16/07/2010

  ...plane now costing around £70 million. But that's not deterring the RAF and Royal Navy. This aeroplane can go into places without being seen and do its job...Harrier pilot in the world. It is suppose to do replace the harrier jet. The Royal Navy hopes

  July 16, 2010 13:00, BBC One

• The Week at the Iraq Inquiry

  ...Although it varied between the services. The army under most strain. The Royal Navy under least strain. Adam Ingram was pushed on why the British...

  July 17, 2010 15:30, BBC News Channel

• Question Time - 15/07/2010

  ...- although there are now more staff in the Metropolitan Police than in the Royal Navy, so they certainly have the officers. It might be about the...

  July 18, 2010 18:00, BBC Parliament

• Business Questions - 15/07/2010

  ...for Defence explaining the role of Britain's armed forces in general, and the Royal Navy and aircraft carriers in particular, in humanitarian intervention...

  July 15, 2010 11:30, BBC Parliament

• Real Rescues - Series 5, Episode 9

  ...immediate first aid, but it's clear he needs urgent hospital treatment. A Royal Naval helicopter is already overhead. Just five minutes after the launch...

  July 15, 2010 11:00, BBC One

• John Sergeant on Tracks of Empire - Unite and Divide

  ...as the world's first superpower, they ruled the waves. By the 1850s, the Royal Navy had ensured that the ports of Bombay, Madras, and here, Calcutta,...

  July 16, 2010 01:30, BBC Four