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Renowned deep-sea explorer recalls moment he finally found Titanic wreckage on Belfast visit

Dr Robert Ballard said he was "humbled" to see a new exhibition of his work now taking pride of place at Titanic Belfast.

Belfast Live

Newcastle premiere, classic ballet and The Levellers feature in top theatre shows to see in March

Here are some cracking shows to book now, from a Titanic musical to football and politics drama Love It If We Beat Them which will make its debut at Live Theatre

Chronicle Live

Corner shop's surprising link to the Titanic

The unassuming building has connections to major part of Liverpool's history

Liverpool Echo

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‘Titanic’ at 25: No, Jack didn’t survive, but the movie sure did

As the $2 billion hit returns to theaters for its anniversary, here’s some flotsam and jetsam about James Cameron’s epic.

Chicago Sun-Times

Frozen in time pocket watch that stopped the moment its owner went down with Titanic

A gold plated pocket watch that stopped at the very moment its postmaster owner went down with the ill-fated Titanic is set to fetch thousands at auction this weekend

Daily Mirror

Birkenhead baker survived Titanic sinking by drinking whisky

Charles Joughin was the last survivor to leave the Titanic

Liverpool Echo

New high resolution footage of the Titanic reveals astonishing detail of shipwreck

The Titanic wreck was discovered in 1985 after the ship sank in the Atlantic Ocean on April 15, 1912

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Real-life Titanic love story memento sells for £68,000 at auction

The star-shaped badge was gifted to a Ms Maioni by a unnamed steward on the ship

The Independent UK

MOVIE MEMORIES: Braving danger as classic disaster flicks are recalled fondly

William Hackett Queen takes a thorough look back at 'A Night To Remember' and 'The Poseidon Adventure'

Daily Record

Titanic on screen – why A Night to Remember is the definitive film on the ship

It has been 110 years since the sinking of the Titanic. Over 1,500 passengers and crew perished in one of the deadliest maritime disasters during peacetime. The story of the ship and its passengers has long since taken on mythic proportions and has been committed to film many times. James…

The Conversation

Titanic survivor Molly Brown’s blanket to go under the hammer

A number of items associated with the famous liner will be sold in east Belfast, a short distance from the shipyard where she was built.

The Independent UK

Movie masterpieces

Marlon Brando wore a Rolex when he played the iconic character Colonel Kurtz in Apocalypse Now (1979). Paul Newman sported one as pool hustler Fast Eddie Felson in The Color Of Money (1986). Bill Paxton, as treasure hunter Brock Lovett, also had one on his wrist as he descended in…

Bangkok Post

Titanic exhibition shows human side of tragic sinking in which 1,500 people died

For curator Claes-Göran Wetterholm, who has spent more than 40 years researching the history of the doomed liner, it was important to tell the human stories behind the objects on display

Daily Mirror

The picture which could finally unlock one family's Titanic mystery

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Untold stories of working-class Brits who survived Titanic disaster 110 years ago

Domestic maid Nellie Barber and engine crew Arthur John Priest managed to survive the Titanic disaster and their stories will appear in a new series by Tony Robinson on Channel 5

The New Daily

Shocking Titanic-like clip tops our videos of the week

A passenger on a Hamburg ferry captured the moment a monstrous wave smashed through the boat's front windows. Luckily, no one was injured.

Daily Mirror

Titanic expert claims he's solved 110-year-old mystery from night of sinking

Cyril Evans, the telegraph operator on the closest ship to the Titanic the SS Californian, was widely blamed for inaction as he was sleeping through the Titanic's distress calls - but is that fair?

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