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Page last updated at 06:54 GMT, Thursday, 23 October 2008 07:54 UK
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Manx fast ferry trips cancelled

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Sailings between Douglas and Liverpool have been cancelled

Fast ferry sailings between the Isle of Man and Liverpool have been cancelled due to expected bad weather.

The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company has cancelled its Thursday sailing from Douglas to Liverpool at 0700 BST and the return at 1115 BST.

High winds and rain are forecast throughout the day.

Services to and from Heysham in Lancashire to the Isle of Man on the Ben-my-Chree vessel are expected to operate as scheduled.



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