How did Harland & Wolff get here? Harland’s future, and by extension, the future of a £1.6bn contract to build Royal Navy ships in Britain, rests on that £200m government loan guarantee.

Harland and Wolff is an iconic, internationally-renowned company with a long and proud history. I am delighted that, with this deal, it will now have a bright future ahead." ...

Harland and Wolff, the 158-year-old shipyard in Northern Ireland that built the Titanic, is preparing for bankruptcy. The UK government named an administrator to oversee the company’s ...

Harland & Wolff Group has been awarded a dry dock contract for two cruise ships from P&O Cruises and Cunard respectively that will occupy the Belfast drydock for 33 days in total.

Harland and Wolff, the 158-year-old shipyard in Northern Ireland that built the Titanic, is preparing for bankruptcy. The UK government named an administrator to oversee the company’s ...

Belfast's Harland and Wolff shipyard, best known for building the Titanic, has a new owner. The yard went into administration in August following the collapse of its Norwegian parent company. On ...

Harland and Wolff has been a "unique place to work", he said, and he has made friends for life there. "In here, you wouldn't want to do anything really wrong because you'll get a nickname for it.

Harland and Wolff, which famously built the Titanic, has four shipyards – one in Belfast, two in Scotland (Methil on the Firth of Forth and Arnish on the Isle of Lewis) ...

As Harland and Wolff goes into administration, employees are mounting a round-the-clock occupation to save the iconic Belfast shipyard.

As for Harland & Wolff, its fate became irreversible when it lost out to a French shipyard in the competition to build the Queen Mary 2, which was laid down in 2002.

Harland and Wolff has been a "unique place to work", he said, and he has made friends for life there. "In here, you wouldn't want to do anything really wrong because you'll get a nickname for it.