Women in the Submarine Service have suffered misogyny, bullying and other unacceptable behaviours, a Royal Navy investigation has found. This behaviour was seen "amongst all ranks" but was "not pervasive" across the service, the report said, after a two-year-long investigation.

The UK Government has apologised after an investigation found "misogyny, bullying and other unacceptable behaviours" in the submarine service. Defence minister Al Carns said the "appalling" behaviour should never have happened and "sincerely apologises" to the victim and commended her for her "bravery" in coming forward.

Royal Navy chief apologises for ‘misogyny and bullying’ in submarine service - ‘We must be better than this and do better than we have’, the First Sea Lord said.