12 hours after the incident. The defence contended that lights were visible astern of the ferry, encounters with yachts were common, and Ouzo was not the vessel involved in the near miss. Hubble was cleared of manslaughter on 12 December 2007, with the jury accepting the defence case that Ouzo was not the vessel involved. The following day he was also cleared of all charges of misconduct under the Merchant Shipping Act. In popular culture Pride of Bilbao briefly featured in an episode of Only Fools and Horses called Strangers on the Shore which saw Del Boy and Rodney Trotter travel to the village of St. Claire a la Chapelle in northern France to represent Uncle Albert at a naval reunion. St. Peter Line Following the closing of the P&O route Pride of Bilbao was renamed Bilbao in October 2010. The ship left Portsmouth for the last time on 30 September 2010, after all P&O merchandise and other equipment had been removed, and sailed to Falmouth for refurbishment. Whilst at Falmouth in December 2010 Irish Continental Group sold the vessel to St. Peter Line which acquired the ship for a new service between Saint Petersburg and Stockholm, which commenced in May 2011, after the refit of the vessel was completed. Renamed Princess Anastasia, she left Falmouth just after Christmas 2010 and made her way to Skagen in Norway arriving 31 December 2010 where she anchored off for a couple of days. On 2 January 2011 she made her way through the Baltic Sea to Klaipėda, Lithuania. Princess Anastasia made her first voyage for the St. Peter Line in April 2011. She set sail from Saint Petersburg on 31 March and docked in Stockholm the next day on 1 April, completing her first passenger voyage since September 2010. The ferry was said to bring an extra 400,000 tourists to Saint Petersburg in 2011. Until 2020 the ferry operated a circular service from Stockholm to St Petersburg stopping in Helsinki on the outward journey, and both Helsinki and Tallinn on the return journey. During the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, sailings had been cancelled and Princess Anastasia was used as an accommodation ship at a construction yard in Murmansk, where she remained until early 2022. She left the Barents sea in May 2022 and sailed to Messina in Italy for refurbishment at the Palumbo Shipyards. November 2019 incident On the evening of 6