The Marine Accident Investigation Branch has released a preliminary report into last month's devastating North ... to the collision. The Solong, a Portuguese-registered container ship, smashed ...

A container ship which collided with a US tanker in the North Sea, leading to its captain being charged with gross negligence manslaughter, has arrived in Aberdeen. Portuguese vessel Solong was towed ...

The Stenna Immaculate, a US registered tanker, was anchored around 12 miles off the East Yorkshire coast when it was hit by the Portuguese-flagged Solong on March 10 ...

Portuguese-registered container ship Solong ploughed into the anchored US oil tanker Stena Immaculate off the Yorkshire coast ...

The Ernst Russ-operated Solong was travelling at 16 knots (30 kph) when it collided with the 49,700-dwt tanker Stena ...

Advertisement Article continues below this ad The damage to the ship following its collision on March 10 with an anchored ... The tanker was transporting jet fuel for the U.S. military in the North ...

MS Solong Schiffahrtsgesellschaft M & Co KG, the Ernst Russ subsidiary that owns the 805-teu vessel (built 2005), was sued by the operators of the 49,700-dwt tanker Stena Immaculate (built 2017) in ...

Vladimir Motin is due to stand trial next January after his ship crashed into the MV Stena Immaculate around five miles from ...

The Stena Immaculate will be towed to the Port of Great Yarmouth later this week, a month after it was struck while at anchor ...

The Stena Immaculate, an oil tanker which was hit in the North Sea in March, has arrived at a port in Great Yarmouth for repairs.

Ernst Russ, which owns Portuguese-registered Solong, said this is part of the ‘usual process for large maritime casualties’.

The crash ruptured containers on the Solong and thousands of plastic pellets, called nurdles, have been washing up on beaches on the Norfolk coast, where a clean-up operation is ongoing.