Queen Elizabeth II names new P&O cruise ship Britannia photos

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Queen Elizabeth II names new P&O cruise ship Britannia photos

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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has named the new P&O Cruises ship, Britannia, during the inaugural celebrations and naming ceremony in Southampton Docks.

A bottle of British Wiston Estate Brut NV was broken against the hull of the 143,000-tonne cruise ship.

Britannia is the largest cruise ship built for P&O Cruises and will take the fleet to eight ships.

She will be able to accommodate up to 3647 passengers and 1350 crew over eighteen decks and will feature a collection of work by contemporary British artists.

The Queen has previously launched the QE2 in 1967, Oriana in 1995, Queen Mary 2 in 2004 and Queen Elizabeth in 2010.

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