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 A GHOST ship crewed only by CANNIBAL rats is feared to be heading for Britain. 
  
 The hulk of cruise ship Lyubov Orlova has been adrift in the North Atlantic for the past year after being cut loose off the coast of Canada. 
  
 But now coastguards are reportedly worried the recent storms may have driven her thousands of miles towards our own coastline. 
  
 The 300ft vessel, built 40 years ago in the Soviet Union, has nothing aboard but packs of disease-ridden rodents who are forced to prey on one another to survive. 
  
 Her current position is unknown despite several high-level searches. 
  
 Last year satellites picked up an unidentified blip off Scotland large enough to be the ship — but search planes found nothing. 
  
 As well as the authorities, salvage hunters — after the 4,250-ton vessel's £600,000 value as scrap — are scouring the seas for any trace of her. 
  
 They believe the liner is still afloat because its life-raft transmitters have not been activated. 
  
 If the ship makes landfall it is likely to be on the west coast of Ireland, Scotland or the far southern tip of England. 
  
 One searcher, Belgian Pim de Rhoodes, said: "She is floating around out there somewhere. 
  
 "There will be a lot of rats and they eat each other. 
  
 "If I get aboard I'll have to lace everywhere with poison." 
  
 Named after a Russian actress, the Lyubov Orlova carried up to 110 passengers to destinations across the globe, including the polar regions. 
  
 However, in 2010 she was impounded in Newfoundland, Canada in a row over debts and deserted by her unpaid crew. 
  
 After two years tied up in port, the decision was taken to tow her to the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean where she would be scrapped. 
  
 But in heavy seas, the tow-line to a tug broke, prompting the Canadian government to send out another ship to drag her far out to sea and release her. 
  
 "There have been huge storms in recent months but it takes a lot to sink a vessel as big as that," said Irish coastguard chief Chris Reynolds. 
  
 "We must stay vigilant." ||||| A ghost ship carrying nothing but disease-ridden rats could be about to make land on Britain’s shore, experts have warned. 
  
 The Lyubov Orlova cruise liner has been drifting across the north Atlantic for the better part of a year, and salvage hunters say there is a strong chance it is heading this way. 
  
 Built in Yugoslavia in 1976, the unlucky vessel was abandoned in a Canadian harbour after its owners were embroiled in a debt scandal and failed to pay the crew. 
  
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 The authorities in Newfoundland tried to sell the hull for scrap – valued at £600,000 – to the Dominican Republic, but cut their losses when it came loose in a storm on the way. 
  
 7 things you need to know about Lyubov Orlova 
  
 Sending the ship off into international waters, Transport Canada said it was satisfied the Lyubov Orlova “no longer poses a threat to the safety of [Canadian] offshore oil installations, their personnel or the marine environment”. 
  
 Experts say the ship, which is likely to still contain hundreds of rats that have been eating each other to survive, must still be out there somewhere because not all of its lifeboat emergency beacons have been set off. 
  
 Two signals were picked up on the 12 and 23 March last year, presumably from lifeboats which fell away and hit the water, showing the vessel had made it two-thirds of the way across the Atlantic and was heading east. 
  
 A week later, an unidentified object of about the right size was spotted on radar just off the coast of Scotland – but search planes never verified the find. 
  
 Pim de Rhoodes, a Belgian salvage hunter who is among a number looking for the Lyubov Orlova off the UK coastline, told The Sun: “She is floating around out there somewhere. 
  
 “There will be a lot of rats and they eat each other. If I get aboard I'll have to lace everywhere with poison.” 
  
 The head of the Irish coastguard, Chris Reynolds, said the ship was more likely than not to still pose a threat. 
  
 “There have been huge storms in recent months but it takes a lot to sink a vessel as big as that,” he said. “We must stay vigilant.” |||||
The Russian "ghost ship" that was last heard from in March has all but vanished—but a flurry of reports now have it on a potential collision-course with Britain's coast, and packed with rats. Experts are warning that the Lyubov Orlova could be headed that way in the wake of recent storms, reports the Daily Record, though all reports are careful to point out that the ship's current position is unknown. It's been quite the mysterious sail for the Lyubov Orlova, which was being towed from Canada to the Dominican Republic to be scrapped when a tug line broke last January, setting it adrift. It was spotted some 1,300 nautical miles off off Ireland's west coast about a month later, then disappeared, but signals were received on March 12 and 23. The signals are thought to come from lifeboats that detached from the ship and hit the water, and while people have speculated that the 328-foot vessel sank, the Independent reports that some lifeboat signals remain unactivated, indicating it is still afloat. The stomach-turning part of the reports: Hundreds of rats are believed to be populating the ship, and while the Independent calls them "disease-ridden," most other reports use the word "cannibal," pointing out that they've likely been eating each other for survival. One salvage hunter on the hunt for the ship tells the Sun, "If I get aboard I'll have to lace everywhere with poison." Click for more on the ghost ship.