EXCLUSIVE: Let Sea Battle commence. TF1 has ordered a new primetime gameshow based on a classic ship-sinking strategy game. The naval battle is transported to a large studio in the show for the ...

A tourist submarine sank on Thursday during a routine underwater sightseeing tour off the coast of Hurghada, a popular Red Sea resort city in ... underwater to view coral reefs and marine life ...

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 ...

The vessel was on a regular underwater excursion to inspect the coral reef ... Hurghada is a popular resort on Egypt’s Red Sea coast, roughly 480 kilometers (300 miles) southeast of Cairo.

Six tourists are dead and 39 were rescued after the pleasure submarine sank off the coast of the Red Sea resort city of Hurghada, Egypt, on Thursday. Holidaymakers have left eerie reviews of the ...

At least six people have died and nine have been injured after a tourist submarine carrying 45 people sank in Egypt's Red Sea, authorities ... tour of local coral reefs. The Russian Embassy ...

An Olympic skier has died along with his dad after a fire broke out at an abandoned ski resort hotel in Turkey on Thursday. Berkin Usta, 25, and his 57-year-old dad Yahya were killed after the ...

The submarine, named Sindbad, was carrying about 44 passengers of different nationalities during a sea trip to view coral reefs underwater ... near the tourist resort of Marsa Alam.

Six Russians died on Thursday and 39 foreign tourists were rescued when a viewing submarine sank off the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Hurghada, the local governor's office said on Facebook ...

Hurghada is a popular tourist destination for Brits and Germans and a number of nautical jaunts operate from the resort. It stretches some 25 miles across the Egyptian coast with the Red Sea and ...

Russia’s consul general in the Red Sea resort, Viktor Voropaev ... below the sea in the 44-seat vessels to explore “500 metres of coral reef and its marine inhabitant”, the site says.

Several people have died off the coast of Egypt after a tourist submarine sank in the Red Sea. NBC News’ Matt Bodner reports on the information surrounding the sinking and recovery operations ...