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Illustration by Eva Bee / Ikon Images In late August the German-owned cruise ship, MS Ambition, left the Norwegian port of Kristiansand. It sailed through the Skagerrak strait, across the North Sea, beneath the Orkney Islands and around the top of mainland Scotland. It then passed between the isles of Skye and Lewis, turned around the bottom of the Kintyre peninsula and up the River Clyde. Two days after it left Norway, Ambition came to a stop in King George V dock on the outskirts of Glasgow. The boat was there as part of a £100m contract between the Scottish...
