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3 February 2012

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Rival port's cruise ambitions 'back to the start'

THE LEADER of Liverpool Council has admitted his bid to see cruises start and finish in the city is “back to square one”.

Liverpool ordered to pay back more public cash in cruise row

LIVERPOOL has been told to pay back more of the public subsidy it received in order to expand its cruise operation.

Government urged to force Liverpool to repay cruise terminal cash

A Southampton Euro MP last night demanded that the Government orders Liverpool to pay back all European funding in a state aid row over its turnaround cruises bid.

Arrests after attempts to smuggle tobacco into docks

FOUR people have been arrested after attempts to smuggle tobacco into Southampton docks.

Shock at ships sex abuse probe

Cunard cruise bosses have spoken of their “deep shock” at a police probe into alleged child abuse onboard two of their luxury Southampton-based liners.

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