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January 15, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Timber ship sinks in rough seas

A stricken cargo ship has sunk in rough weather off Devon, a day after its crew were rescued during an earlier storm. The Greek-registered Ice Prince went down about 26 miles (42km) off Portland Bill after shedding much of its load of nearly 5,260 tonnes of sawn timber.

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A stricken cargo ship has sunk in rough weather off Devon, a day after its crew were rescued during an earlier storm. The Greek-registered Ice Prince went down about 26 miles (42km) off Portland Bill after shedding much of its load of nearly 5,260 tonnes of sawn timber.

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