11:26 GMT, Sunday, 27 April 2008 12:26 UK
Stranded divers saved by warship
A Royal Navy warship came to the aid of four divers stranded in Dorset after the engine of their dive boat failed.
Portland Coastguard was alerted on Saturday to a drifting rigid inflatable boat (RIB) in Weymouth harbour.
The nearby HMS Gleaner, which is a small survey ship, responded and picked up the divers.
Another local boat towed the stricken vessel to shore. The coastguard confirmed none of the divers were injured in the incident.
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