Live updates on day four of North Sea major incident as tanker fire finally goes out
Two ships are reported to have collided in the North Sea this morning. The incident is understood to have involved an oil tanker, reportedly on fire, and a cargo ship. The alarm was raised just before 10am this morning. An emergency response is being led by HM Coastguard. The incident is said to be ongoing.
North Sea tanker collision - what we know so far
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