Sail training ship The arrived in Bermuda last weekend and is expected to return to the UK by the end of this week.

The which is owned and operated by the Jubilee Sailing Trust, a UK charitable trust and the tall ship is specially configured for the physically challenged.

The vessel will undergo a crew changes and some maintenance will be done while on the Island.

The a Finnish ice breaker, sailed into Penno?s Wharf in St. George?s yesterday morning for a crew transfer.

Ten crew members will leave the vessel and ten crew members will board the vessel which is scheduled to depart this morning at 10 a.m.

In freight news, the will arrive in Hamilton at 8 a.m. tomorrow with 168 containers (including 25 refrigerated containers and a 45 foot flat bed trailer) and will leave on Friday morning for Salem, New Jersey.

And the arrived from Port Elizabeth, New Jersey on Monday with 145 dry containers and 42 refrigerated containers.

Her cargo of miscellaneous goods included 2 boats on trailers, 17 cars, 1 forklift, 1 skid steer and 7 flatbeds and a mafi and and she sailed out of Bermuda yesterday at 10.30 a.m.

The docked at Esso Oil Docks yesterday morning and was discharging her fuel shipment. She was expected to sail today. The tanker was forced to lay off the Docks earlier in the week due to bad weather.