Channel ferry runs aground
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Your support makes all the difference.A British ferry carrying 172 passengers and 73 crew ran aground last night on the French coast outside Calais Harbour.
The Stena Challenger became beached during gale-force winds on its Channel crossing from Dover. No injuries were reported and rescue services said no evacuation was planned before attempts were made to refloat the vessel using tugs.
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