Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth will pass the Isle of Wight tomorrow (July 16), leaving Portsmouth.

Cheering crowds waved goodbye to HMS Queen Elizabeth as the carrier set sail in the glorious sunshine. The 65,000 tonne warship left Portsmouth Naval Base this afternoon (July 16) just after 5pm.

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