Rescuers pulled at least four bodies from the icy waters of the North Sea but suspended a search for seven missing crew early on Thursday, saying their survival seemed unlikely after their ship...
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- Jun 20, 2013
- Updated: 5:47pm
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The self-styled Prince Roy of Sealand, who declared a sovereign principality on an abandoned British sea fort, has died aged 91, Sealand's website announced.
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The River Thames rises gently in the hills of southwest England and flows east to become one of the greatest rivers in the world.
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World-wise Resources says it will consider taking legal action against Rhine Holdings. Rhine has earlier said it was considering suing World-Wise over the failure of an agreed share subscription...
Mahindra & Mahindra unit Mahindra Realty Infrastructure Developers will form a 50-50 joint-venture transport service with Sealand Service (India), according to a report in the Economic Times...
The European Commission says it will allow an agreement between North Sea shipping companies to operate for six years.
There is a new threat to the Kurdish people and it is nothing to do with Saddam Hussein, Iran, Turkey or even Stealth bombers and Cruise missiles.
Former personnel of the Royal Corps of Transport vessel Humber wish to obtain documents, personal memories and photographs of boats which served in Hong Kong from 1940 onwards.
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