HMS Queen Elizabeth, the Royal Navy's new aircraft carrier, leaves dock to begin sea trials

The transcript details the launch and initial challenges faced by HMS Queen Elizabeth, the largest warship built for the Royal Navy. It highlights the precision required for its launch, the contributions of thousands involved in the project, and the ship's military significance. The ship's capabilities, including carrying helicopters and F35 jets, are discussed alongside criticisms of its cost and relevance. The transcript also covers life onboard, future operations, and the international attention the ship attracts, particularly from Russia, as it undergoes sea trials.

What challenges did the ship face when leaving the dock?

How many tonnes does the HMS Queen Elizabeth weigh?

What concerns do critics have regarding the HMS Queen Elizabeth?

What types of military activities can the ship perform?

What is the expected operational readiness year for HMS Queen Elizabeth?