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English: "There are now three Type 26 frigates under construction after the Duke of Cambridge set the cutters to work on HMS Belfast. The Queen’s grandson pressed the button on hi-tech machinery at BAE Systems’ Govan yard and lasers began to move across the first steel plate for the £1.2bn warship. Led by BAE apprentice Cara Shannon and Type 26 Programme Director David Shepherd, he was also given a tour of HMS Glasgow and chatted with those responsible for her construction in the anti-submarine frigate’s operations room and on the flight deck."
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