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John Healey, in a highly unusual statement to MPs, said the incident involving HMS Astute happened in November but the research vessel, called Yantar, then returned to UK waters this week.

The Yantar then left UK waters “without further loitering” and sailed down to the Mediterranean, he added. Mr Healey said: “I won’t comment further on reasons for operational security but ...