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February 9, 2008 · about 18 years ago

U-turn Navy vessel still in port

A Royal Navy vessel on its way to a diplomatic tour in the Indian Ocean remains stuck in port after a second mechanical failure in three weeks. HMS Illustrious is in Portland, Dorset, after a system that stops oil being discharged from the ship became faulty.

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A Royal Navy vessel on its way to a diplomatic tour in the Indian Ocean remains stuck in port after a second mechanical failure in three weeks. HMS Illustrious is in Portland, Dorset, after a system that stops oil being discharged from the ship became faulty.

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