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April 5, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Cruise ship returns to UK waters

Cruise liner passengers who had been stranded in Madeira for two days at the end of a three-month cruise are back in British waters – a day late. Nearly 500 holidaymakers on the MV Van Gogh were in the Portuguese island port of Funchal from Tuesday as a result of a legal dispute.

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Cruise liner passengers who had been stranded in Madeira for two days at the end of a three-month cruise are back in British waters – a day late.

Nearly 500 holidaymakers on the MV Van Gogh were in the Portuguese island port of Funchal from Tuesday as a result of a legal dispute.

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