coastguard. it is only one line but it is sufficient for them to put it out and they have not been doing that to the course of the last few days so i suspect that is significant, but the detail also is very significant and certainly it is pushing back, normally when they talk to us and update us they give themselves more time to actually analyse what they have actually found. absolutely right and we have been waiting for this information all morning essentially. this urgent search has been going on for a few days now. every day the coastguard has been updating reporters and the press in the afternoon, but this particular press conference is going to be crucial because they will hopefully release more details on what those rovs remote operated vehicles have indeed discovered near the site of the titanic. i want to bring it our reporter carl because he has been here for a few days following all of this. you are at the press conference yesterday as well. they were really looking
multifaceted approach, but what is the key thing do you think to get right in taking this on? like the key thing do you think to get right in taking this on? right in taking this on? like you sa it is right in taking this on? like you say it is multifaceted right in taking this on? like you say it is multifaceted and - right in taking this on? like you i say it is multifaceted and whether it is statutory services are better training, whether it is in the videos having greater awareness through education, but at the heart, i think, to tackle this is the engagement within the community. the what is happening and they are staying silent so for me that is the key to breaking the silence.- key to breaking the silence. thank ou. and if you, or someone you know has been affected by the issues raised in that report contact the bbc action line bbc dot co .uk forward slash action line for details of organisations which offer advice and support. that s almost all from us, but before
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titanic even deep rooted than where that titanic is even deep rooted than where that titanic is even deep rooted than where that titanic is and they got things they titanic is and they got things they want titanic is and they got things they want to bring back up to the surface they want to bring back up to the surface. they instructed the rov to do that, surface. they instructed the rov to do that, if, surface. they instructed the rov to do that, if, we may find out later on. do that, if, we may find out later on i do that, if, we may find out later on i would do that, if, we may find out later on. iwould be do that, if, we may find out later on. i would be a little bit cautious now as to on. i would be a little bit cautious now as to what this is all about the somewhat may make it significant is that we somewhat may make it significant is that we have not seen an awful lot of tweets that we have not seen an awful lot of tweets from the us coast guard ov
coast guards described as a catastrophic implosion . the terrible fate that befell the titan submersible. everyone on board is believed to have died after what the us coast guard is described as a catastrophic implosion. here with the latest we re joined byjoel aschenbach, who has been following the story for the washington post. joel what have we learned tonight? it isa it is a very sad ending to the story but it is not surprising. clearly as the submersible was going down on sunday morning, that as the pressure built, there was some kind of mechanical engineering failure and as the coastguard said it was a catastrophic implosion. it is a different world down there, the pressures are tremendous down where the titanic is, £6,000 per square