'Intolerable': Misconduct investigation into Submarine ... - Sky News
WEB3 days ago · The First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Ben Key, the head of the navy, ordered an internal inquiry into the claims made in October 2022 by Sophie Brook, a former naval officer, and other women about their ...
Royal Navy whistleblower who raised alarm about abuse on UK ... - Sky News
WEB2 days ago · Sophie Brook - who raised the alarm in 2022 - spoke to Sky News following a meeting with the head of the Royal Navy, Admiral Sir Ben Key. She said she welcomed the Navy's apology to her but she ...
Royal Navy investigation finds misogyny and bullying - BBC News
WEB3 days ago · Former member of the Royal Navy, Sophie Brook said she hoped the report would be the starting point for change This behaviour was seen "amongst all ranks" but was "not pervasive" across the ...
Royal Navy chief apologises for 'intolerable' misogyny and …
WEB3 days ago · The long-awaited investigation was ordered in October 2022 after allegations by former lieutenant Sophie Brook, who described a “constant campaign of sexual bullying”.
Women in UK's submarine forces suffered ... - Associated Press News
WEB3 days ago · The heavily redacted report arose from allegations by former Lt. Sophie Brook of a “constant campaign of sexual bullying” she had endured while in the service. The head of the Royal Navy apologized to Brook personally as the investigation’s findings were made public while praising her “courage” in coming forward.
Royal Navy whistleblower who raised alarm about abuse on UK …
WEB2 days ago · Sophie Brook - who raised the alarm in 2022 - spoke to Sky News following a meeting with the head of the Royal Navy, Admiral Sir Ben Key. She said she welcomed the Navy's apology to her but she wants to see meaningful changes. "I am appreciative of the full and unreserved apology that the First Lord Sea has given me," she said.
Royal Navy: Investigation confirms bullying and misogyny ... - Sky News
WEB3 days ago · Former lieutenant Sophie Brooke previously told Sky News: "There is sexual assault, sexual harassment, and misogyny is widespread within the Submarine Service." Friday 4 October 2024 14:42, UK.
Royal Navy chief apologises for ‘misogyny and bullying’ in …
WEB4 hours ago · By PA News Agency. Share. 3. /. The head of the Royal Navy has apologised after an investigation found “misogyny, bullying and other unacceptable behaviours” in the submarine service. In 2022, Admiral Sir Ben Key, the First Sea Lord and head of the Royal Navy, ordered an investigation into allegations made by former lieutenant Sophie Brook ...
Royal Navy Apologizes For 'Intolerable' Culture Of Misogyny
WEB2 days ago · First Sea Lord Ben Key said former Lieutenant Sophie Brook, who first went public with her allegations in 2022 and had made "several requests for redress" during its probe.
Royal Navy investigation finds misogyny and bullying - BBC
WEB3 days ago · Former member of the Royal Navy, Sophie Brook said she hoped the report would be the starting point for change Women in the Submarine Service have suffered misogyny, bullying and other ...