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Royal Navy docks in Harwich after 60-year absence

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By Lewis Adams Verified, Leigh Milner Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Follow Royal Navy docks in Harwich after 60-year absence Lewis Adams - Essex; Leigh Milner - in Harwich Wed, August 12, 2026 at 1:24 AM EDT Lt Cdr Dominic Jacob said the HMS Severn was a solid deterrent to Russian ships [Andy Meeson/BBC] A Royal Navy ship has docked in Harwich for the first time since the 1960s. HMS Severn anchored in the Essex port on Sunday for a crew change and was due to depart on Wednesday.
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Scientists sail to Greenland to study melting ice sheets

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By Leigh Milner Verified, Mariam Issimdar
| Yahoo Verified
A group of international scientists are heading to Greenland on the UK's polar research ship RRS Sir David Attenborough to study how quickly melting ice sheets are pushing vital ocean currents towards collapse. The team will depart from Harwich International Port in Essex on Thursday. It is hoped the data gathered on tidewater glaciers can be used to improve predictions for the future of Greenland's glaciers and their impact on the surrounding ocean as they melt.
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Scientists sail to Greenland to study melting ice sheets

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By Leigh Milner Verified, Mariam Issimdar
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
A group of international scientists are heading to Greenland on the UK's polar research ship RRS Sir David Attenborough to study how quickly melting ice sheets are pushing vital ocean currents towards collapse. The team will depart from Harwich International Port in Essex on Thursday. It is hoped the data gathered on tidewater glaciers can be used to improve predictions for the future of Greenland's glaciers and their impact on the surrounding ocean as they melt.
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