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THE Western Isles have been dealt a blow with the arrival of the new 42 million ferry to Lewis delayed following problems at the German yard where she was built.

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  • Blow as arrival of new ferry is delayedTHE Western Isles have been dealt a blow with the arrival of the new 42 million ferry to Lewis delayed following problems at the German yard where she was built.

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