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November 18, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Ice-trapped Britons on move again

A Russian cruise ship stuck in ice off Antarctica with more than 100 mainly UK tourists on board has started to move. The icebreaker Captain Khlebnikov became trapped in frozen waters in a bay near Snow Hill island on Friday.

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A Russian cruise ship stuck in ice off Antarctica with more than 100 mainly UK tourists on board has started to move. The icebreaker Captain Khlebnikov became trapped in frozen waters in a bay near Snow Hill island on Friday.

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