Page last updated at 17:12 GMT, Tuesday, 17 November 2009  Ice-
trapped Britons on move again  The Captain Khlebnikov The
Captain Khlebnikov has been operating polar trips for 10 years
A Russian cruise ship stuck in ice off Antarctica with more than
100 mainly UK tourists on board has started to move.  The
icebreaker Captain Khlebnikov became trapped in frozen waters in
a bay near Snow Hill island on Friday.  Tour leader Paul
Goldstein said they expected to be back in the open sea in the
next couple of days.  On board are 105 tourists who paid up to
£10,000 each for the tour on which they will see rare Emperor
penguins off the Antarctic coast.  Harsh weather  A BBC crew
filming for the nature documentary Frozen Planet are among those
on the icebreaker.  The ship was trapped by large ice sheets and
unusually harsh weather conditions but was not in any peril. The
delay is expected to put it four days behind schedule.  Mr
Goldstein, of holiday firm Exodus, said those on board were
coping well and the ship was no