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For the first time in six years a nuclear submarine has docked in Southampton’s commercial port. HMS Tireless arrived on Monday for a five-day stay. The Navy now wants to use the port more often and leaflets detailing what to do in the event of an emergency were given to locals before the sub arrive
For the first time in six years a nuclear submarine has docked in Southampton’s commercial port. HMS Tireless arrived on Monday for a five-day stay.
The Navy now wants to use the port more often and leaflets detailing what to do in the event of an emergency were given to locals before the sub arrived.
Di McDonald, of local campaign group, Solent Coalition Against Nuclear Ships (Scans), criticised the Navy’s decision as a risk “not worth taking”.
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