A Manx-registered ship has been towed to Gran Canaria after her crew were evacuated because of fumes.
The Cheshire, a bulk carrier, was carrying fertiliser from Norway to Thailand when two of her cargo holds saw temperatures rise.
The fumes meant her crew had to be taken off the 190-metre vessel which is owned by Liverpool's Bibby Line.
She's currently off the coast of West Africa.
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