Thirty people who died while trying to escape the sinking vessel. Jam Press/Rick Ayrton A deep-diving photographer has captured haunting images of the HMHS Britannic — the Titanic’s sister ...

HMHS Britannic, a sister ship of Titanic ... a litre of varnish and 700 hours to build his 5ft matchstick model. The 55-year-old, from Mansbridge Road, Swaythling, wanted to do something to ...

The Titanic’s shocking sinking ... the Britannic began service as a floating British military hospital. Starting in 1915, the vessel housed sick and wounded troops as HMHS (his majesty’s ...

His Majesty's Hospital Ship (HMHS) Britannic ... we got well away from the sinking ship and busied ourselves with the wounded, whom we picked out of the water.' The Britannic was the last of ...

The HMHS Britannic is the sister ship of the famous doomed passenger liner the Titanic, which was being built in the Harland and Wolff dockyard at the time of the Titanic’s sinking. In the wake ...

In fact, 100 years ago today, its sister ship the HMHS Britannic also met its doom at sea. As the sinking of the “unsinkable ship” made headlines, its owners at the White Circle Line already ...

Titanic stewardess Violet Jessop also survived another sinking years after the tragedy. Jessop was on board HMHS Britannic when it struck a mine in 1916 and sank. Before joining the Titanic ...

HMHS Britannic was built to be even bigger and safer than its infamous sibling but met a very similar fate when it sunk when an explosion gouged a hole in its hull in 1916. Now, listed on one side ...