Sinking of Titanic is remembered
Sunday, April 15th, 2012The city Titanic departed from on its ill-fated voyage is marking the 100th anniversary of its sinking.

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Sinking of Titanic is remembered
The city Titanic departed from on its ill-fated voyage is marking the 100th anniversary of its sinking.

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Sinking of Titanic is remembered
The families of two Titanic survivors have met for the first time, 100 years after the ship sank.

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VIDEO: Unlikely bond in lifeboat eight
Dreadful news, everyone: The Titanic has sunk again. It just keeps sinking and sinking and sinking . . . How come some enterprising cruise line doesn’t just rebuild a fleet of them and sink one annually? (Disney? Carnival? Who has the rights?) Rebuild it and the masses would certainly come. It could be like one of those murder-mystery dinner inns, only more romantic, tragic. People would pay good money to dress up in Edwardian finery, set sail and glub-glub. Read full article > >

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ABC’s ‘Titanic’: That sinking feeling
The memorial cruise which is tracing the route taken by the Titanic is delayed after a BBC cameraman on board is taken ill.

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Titanic cruise delayed by illness
A blue plaque is to be unveiled at the retirement home in Deganwy, Conwy, of Titanic hero Commander Harold Lowe.

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Home plaque for Titanic hero Lowe
More than 540 of the 1,500 people who died in the Titanic sinking were from the port of Southampton, where she sailed from on her fateful journey.

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VIDEO: Southampton’s lost Titanic generation
Children are to parade through the streets of Southampton later to mark the 100th anniversary of the Titanic’s departure from the city.

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Children to join Titanic parade
Four Titanic survivors describe the ill-fated maiden voyage

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Titanic 100: We survived
Events of the night the Titanic tragically sunk can be pieced together by messages sent between the liner and ships trying to organise its rescue operation.

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The Titanic in her own words
Nowhere was the Titanic’s sinking more personal or more poignant than in New York, the port the doomed ship never reached.
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City Room: 100 Years Ago, the Titanic Disaster Captivated New York City
A cruise marking the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic leaves Southampton, travelling to the site where the liner sank.

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Titanic memorial cruise sets sail
Dr Bob Ballard, the explorer who located the wreck of the Titanic nearly 30 years ago says more needs to be done to protect it from damage.

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VIDEO: Explorer urges Titanic preservation
A 10-day cruise recreating the planned voyage of the Titanic sails from Southampton on Sunday afternoon, taking 1,300 passengers to the wreck site before proceeding to New York.

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VIDEO: Cruise recreates Titanic voyage
Belfast’s new Titanic building has provided the backdrop for a spectacular light show.

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Belfast stages Titanic light show