Royal Navy Faces Criticism Over 'Intolerable' Misogyny and Harassment

First Sea Lord issues public apology following investigation into misconduct in the Submarine Service.

An investigation confirmed widespread misogyny, bullying, and sexual harassment in the Royal Navy's Submarine Service.
First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Ben Key apologized to victims and acknowledged the need for cultural change.
Sophie Brook, a former naval officer, was among the first to expose misconduct, leading to multiple investigations.
The inquiry resulted in disciplinary actions, including the dismissal of several personnel and acceptance of 37 recommendations for reform.
The Royal Navy aims to establish a zero-tolerance policy and improve avenues for reporting and addressing misconduct.