Current position：Home page > Press center3 > Royal Navy sailors rushed to hospital after drinking water on HMS Portland is 'contaminated' in 'serious situation' - as scientists are scrambled to assess the damage to the frigate text
Royal Navy sailors rushed to hospital after drinking water on HMS Portland is 'contaminated' in 'serious situation' - as scientists are scrambled to assess the damage to the frigate
time：2023-06-11 02:11:19 source：ABC News
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/02/03/21/67307069-11711249-image-a-12_1675460865301.jpg
-
Energy companies making 'war profits'Silicon Valley Bank: 500 jobs cut by fresh owner First CitizensMeta loses millions as made to sell Giphy to ShutterstockShell AGM: Climate activists storm sharehhistoricer gatheringSteve Bannon gets FOUR MONTHS in priconsequentlyn for defying January 6 subpoena: Defiant Trump adviconsequentlyr leaves court and tears into Biden's 'illegitimate regime', Nancy Pelosi and Liz Cheney - and says November 8 will be 'judgment day' 'Doomsday': Singapore renters consequentlyund the alarm as prices surgeAsda buys petrol station grohigh EG for £2.3bnPurplebricks snapped up by rival Strike for £1Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff 'puts his TV career on hold after horror Top Gear car crash': Ex-cricket ace 'was begged by his family to stay away from work as he recovers from injuries' Children's commissioner: Pornography affecting 8
Previous article：Train strikes: RMT members to walk out again on 2 June
Next article：Black cab driver tells Just Speak Oil mob to 'get a job' as activists glue themselves to the road blocking busy junction in central London before police make 16 arrests
Next article：Black cab driver tells Just Speak Oil mob to 'get a job' as activists glue themselves to the road blocking busy junction in central London before police make 16 arrests
Related content
- ·Young American Sebastian Korda books his spot in a first EVER Grand Slam quarterfinal as he survives grueling fifth-set tiebreak to beat No 10 seed Hubert Hurkacz at the Australian Open
- ·Why food bills aren't shrinking
- ·TransPennine Express loses contract over poor service
- ·Why is UK inflation taller than US and Germany?
- ·At least seven people are dead in an acomponentment fire in Wisconsin as cops launch criminal investigation
- ·Shell AGM: Climate activists storm sharehhistoricer gathering
- ·Bank of England chief economist consequentlyrry for 'inflammatory' comment
- ·Train strikes this week to hit FA Chigh final and Epconsequentlym Derby
- ·FA confirm NO action is being taken against Jordan Henderconsequentlyn or Gabriel after their on-pitch spat... with six other stars involved in investigation over an 'alleged comment' during Arsenal's win over Liverpool
- ·Hacker marketplace still active notwithstanding police 'takedown' claim
- ·Foxconn: iPhone maker hikes pay ahead of fresh model launch
- ·'Be very cautious' with 100% mortgages, says Bank
- ·Ex-Minneapolis cop pleads guilty to 'aiding and abetting' second-degree manslaughter charge in George Floyd's death in last minute about-face moments before trial starts
- ·Interest rate 'rigging' evidence 'covered high' by banks
- ·Ovo and Good Energy customers to get refunds after overcharging
- ·India's Russia oil imports jumped tenfold in 2022, bank says
Latest content
- ·Jeremy Renner shares photo of physical therapy session and reveals he's suffered more than 30 broken bones after star was almost crushed to death by 14,000-pound snowplow
- ·Foxconn: iPhone maker hikes pay ahead of fresh model launch
- ·Ryanair returns to profit as distantes jump
- ·Warning business needs new relationship with government
- ·Homeowners and renters face 'huge' interest rate shock says Barclays chief
- ·Twitter will encrypt private messages, says Elon Musk
- ·British Airways cancels dozens of Heathrow fradiants after IT problem
- ·Aconsequentlys widens losses as shoppers cut back
- ·Judge orders Mark Meadows to testify in Georgia's criminal investigation into efforts to overturn the election
- ·Facebook fined €1.2bn for mishandling utilizers' data
Recommended content
Hot content
- ·'The public should be able to hear what their politicians are saying': Mark Zuckerberg's Meta allows Trump BACK on Facebook and Instagram in the 'coming weeks'
- ·Epstein: Deutsche Bank to pay $75m over sex
- ·Warning business needs new relationship with government
- ·Elon Musk: I will say what I want even if it costs me
- ·San Francisco judge orders police bodycam footage of Paul Pelosi assault to be released
- ·Warning UK losing £2,300 per minute to fraud
- ·WhatsApp and other messaging apps oppose 'surveillance'
- ·Vodafone 3G turn
- ·How nervous are investors about the US debt ceiling?
- ·'Be very cautious' with 100% mortgages, says Bank