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Head of Royal Navy sacked after conduct ‘fell far short’ of expected standards

2 July 2025
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Head of Royal Navy sacked after conduct ‘fell far short’ of expected standards
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The head of the Royal Navy, Admiral Sir Ben Key, has been dismissed following an investigation that revealed his behavior fell “far short” of expected standards, according to the Ministry of Defence. Key expressed regret for his past conduct and accepted the Defence Council’s decision, emphasizing his commitment to the values of the Royal Navy.

Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: Admiral Sir Ben Key, the leader of the Royal Navy, was fired because he didn’t behave the way he was supposed to, and he said he was really sorry for what he did.

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