The MAIB had a team of four there within 24 hours.
That is not what the BBC website tells me when I watch something on iPlayer. Perhaps I am special?
UK flagged, the MAIB will be involved, UK nationals the Coroner will be involved.
No, you're correct. You absolutely can watch non-BBC content on iPlayer without a licence
Please supply a link to support that. As the link in post #47 says, need a licence to watch any programme in iplayer
I don't watch any live TV so refuse to pay the licence fee. I also don't watch anything on iPlayer as the terms state that a licence is required. There are a few examples over on the Moneysavingexpert forums of people being chased by Capita for logging into iPlayer and not having a licence.
You could presumably be logged in and watching whilst in the house of a license holder?
It's a criminal investigation in Italy, I seriously doubt they will grant foreign bodies -as official as they can be- any quick and automatic access to underwater images or material, reports from rescue people, statements from crew etc. let alone grant anyone an autonomous access to the underwater ship. They might do it voluntarily, but if the MAIB need to follow some local legal procedure good luck to them. I may be wrong of course.
I don't have a log in and so can't try this.
Yes I read that interesting and thorough article.
Yes you are correct. It has been months since I watched anything on BBC iPlayer looks like they have changed it.
I thought the bbc used a combine harvester as favoritemeans !
I was pretty cross at the time but I have gone back to it
Seems about right when you look at the design. AVS is the angle it'll pop back up from if it doesn't flood, downflooding is when water pours in. The boat has relatively low sides and a sunken lounge at the stern with steps either side as well as a sunken lounge area with steps towards the bow. At 45 degrees water would run down those steps quickly. This is in addition to the very large engine vents which must be closed when heeling.
Why does it have keel.