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Royal Navy: Investigation confirms bullying and misogyny occurred onboard submarines

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The head of the Royal Navy Admiral Sir Ben Key, has apologised after a damning report into alleged misconduct onboard submarines, found evidence of misogyny, bullying and other forms of unacceptable behaviour.

Former lieutenant Sophie Brooke previously told Sky News: "There is sexual assault, sexual harassment, and misogyny is widespread within the Submarine Service."

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