Janet Street-Porter sparked fury today after sharing her thoughts on the devastating case of the missing Titanic submarine, insinuating that she feels it was a 'selfish' move of the five onboard passengers.
The Loose Women panellist opened today's instalment of the ITV programme by insisting that each of the passengers on board the tourist submarine 'must have known' the risks involved in undertaking such a huge mission to explore the 'graveyard' of the sunken Titanic ship.
The outspoken panellist then claimed that the rescue mission crew are risking their lives to save the 'billionaires' on board the sub - and they are being paid 'a lot less' to risk it all in order to save what some would call the 'selfish' passengers.
