An oil tanker carrying jet fuel and a cargo ship packed with highly toxic chemicals collided in the North Sea off the coast of East Yorkshire on March 10. A crew member remains missing, with one ...

The highly toxic material may have spilled into the water when a tanker collided with a container ship on Monday ...

A North Sea cargo ship collision has resulted in ongoing fires, prompting fears over potential health and environmental impacts ...

Massive fireball’ after oil tanker hit by cargo ship and jet fuel leaks into sea - HM Coastguard say a rescue helicopter and multiple lifeboats have been deployed after MV Solong collides with US-flag ...

The Solong has empty containers previously used to transport a "hazardous chemical" and is now drifting away, transport minister Mike Kane told the Commons. Meanwhile, a major multinational operation ...

“It is important to note that the strong currents in the very shallow North Sea may increase mixing and dispersal rates. It's likely the jet fuel would be more persistent than any sodium cyanide ...

At first, concerns were raised over the potential spillage of hazardous chemicals into the North Sea, with the cargo vessel thought to be carrying 15 containers of sodium cyanide, a chemical that ...

The owner of the cargo vessel which collided with an oil tanker in the North Sea has confirmed that there was no sodium cyanide on board.

"Sodium Cyanide is used widely in metal processing ... It will result in a significant impact in an area of the North Sea which houses important fishing grounds," Dr Boxall adds.