The yacht has been pictured dominating the entire landscape of Dartmouth, overshadowing smaller yachts that are docked in the harbour next to the small seaside that lines the shore. The scenic ...
A major rescue mission has been launched to retrieve two people stuck on board a 19-metre yacht roughly 185 kilometres off the New South Wales coastline. NSW Police said officers were informed of ...
Vessels like Mike Lynch's stricken superyacht are "unsinkable", according to the chief executive of the firm which makes and sells them. Giovanni Costantino, CEO of The Italian Sea Group, told Sky ...
Roy Harris and his partner Caroline Wilson were sailing in their yacht, Samphire, when a storm whipped up and took them by surprise and damaged their 40ft yacht. Motorsport: Scott McLaughlin ...
The 183-foot yacht sank to a depth of more than 160 feet. The bodies of Lynch and five other victims, including his 18-year-old daughter, Hannah, were found days later inside the yacht.
Italian prosecutors have named James Cutfield, the captain of the Bayesian yacht that sunk last Monday, as a suspect in its manslaughter investigation into the deaths of the seven people who perished.
The captain of the luxury Bayesian yacht that sank near Porticello, off the coast of Sicily, last week will face an investigation into possible charges of manslaughter and negligent shipwreck ...
"The Bayesian was built to go to sea in any weather," Franco Romani, a nautical architect who was part of the team that designed the yacht, told daily La Stampa in an interview published on Monday.
Next steps are being taken following the yacht sinking in Sicily. The captain of the Bayesian superyacht James Cutfield is under investigation after seven of the 22 people aboard—including six p ...
A luxury super yacht called the Bayesian, moored only a few hundred metres away, had already sunk. It all happened in a 16-minute window of disaster, chaos and torment, which catapulted a sleepy ...
He explained: “The yacht tended to the right and obviously the bodies tried to go to the other side and take refuge in their cabins. We found five bodies in a cabin on the left and another one ...