Royal Navy chief apologises over bullying and misogyny in submarine service
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The investigation has confirmed misogyny, bullying and other unacceptable behaviours did occur during the investigation period, and this is intolerable. As the head of the Royal Navy, I offer a public apology both to Ms Brook and to any personnel past or present that have been subject to any form of unacceptable behaviour during their time in service. I am truly sorry.
During the investigation process, Ms Brook made several requests for redress. Those that are within my gift to offer I have. I praised her courage in coming forward.
Ordering the investigation in 2022, Sir Ben branded the allegations abhorrent, promising that anyone who is found culpable will be held accountable for their actions regardless of their rank or status.
The report found numerous cases of abuse, lewd comments and at least one rape, highlighting a culture of misogyny that must be addressed within the Navy.
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