Italy Ship Wreck

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  Search On To Find UK Tech Tycoon, Morgan Stanley Chief After Yacht Sinks

  Divers scoured the wreck of a luxury yacht off Sicily's coast on Tuesday to find six missing people, including British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch and a Morgan Stanley executive, following an intense storm that sank the vessel on Monday.

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  Last Body, Believed to be of Indian Waiter, Found on Wrecked Costa Concordia

  The body of the last missing victim of Italy's 2012 cruise ship disaster was found on Monday on board the wrecked Costa Concordia, which is being dismantled in Genoa, Italian media reported.

• Human Remains Found in Italy Cruise Ship Wreck

  Salvage workers discovered fragments of bone inside the wrecked Costa Concordia cruise ship Wednesday, but Italy's civil protection agency said it was too early to say whether they belonged to the last missing victim of the 2012 disaster.

• Man Who Honeymooned on Concordia Part of Team Dismantling Ship: Report

  A man who spent his honeymoon on the Costa Concordia is now part of a team dismantling the cruise ship wreck, two and a half years after it was holed and sank off Italy, according to La Stampa daily.

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  Wrecked Costa Concordia Enters Italian Port to be Scrapped

  Ship horns blared on Sunday as the wrecked Costa Concordia cruise liner limped into the Italian port of Genoa to be scrapped two and a half years after it capsized in a tragedy that claimed 32 lives.

• Italy's Giant Cruise Wreck Begins Final Voyage as Survivors Look on

  Italy's Costa Concordia will set sail on its final voyage on Wednesday as survivors look on, two and a half years after the luxury cruise ship crashed and sank in a night-time disaster that left 32 people dead.

• Italian Cruise Ship Wreck Prepared for Final Voyage

  Italy's Costa Concordia cruise ship is being readied for its final voyage to the scrapyard on Tuesday, two and a half years after it crashed into an idyllic Mediterranean island in a disaster that claimed 32 lives.

• Bad Weather Slows Italy Cruise Ship Wreck Removal

  Strong winds have slowed work to refloat and tow the Costa Concordia cruise ship from Italy's Giglio Island which could delay a planned departure on Monday, salvage workers said.

• Italy Cruise Ship Toxins Threaten Wildlife: Activists

  It's nursing season in Europe's biggest marine sanctuary and schools of whales have brought their young to Italian shores -- but environmentalists warn they are at risk from toxins leaked by the wrecked Costa Concordia cruise ship.

• Wrecked Italian Cruise Ship Costa Concordia Refloated

  Italy's Costa Concordia cruise ship floated for the first time Monday since it crashed in 2012, its rust-coloured hull emerging from the waves off the Tuscan island of Giglio as an unprecedented salvage operation began.

• Italy Cruise Ship Wreck Set to Rise From Waves

  The refloating of Italy's ill-fated Costa Concordia cruise ship is set to begin on Monday, with a high-risk salvage operation to raise the rusting hulk ahead of its final journey to the shipyard where it was built.

• Underwater Footage Shows Inside of Doomed Italy Cruise Ship

  Italian police have released footage of inside the ghostly shell of the Costa Concordia cruise ship, ahead of an operation to float and remove the wreck from the Tuscan island of Giglio.

• Shipwrecked Concordia to be removed in June

  The Costa Concordia cruise ship wreck will be removed in June from its watery graveyard off Tuscany and taken to a port to be dismantled, the final phase of an unprecedented USD 817 million salvage effort.

• Divers find bodies from spot of Italy cruise ship wreck

  Divers on Thursday found what they believe to be the last two missing bodies from the sea where the Costa Concordia cruise liner sank last year off the Italian island of Giglio.

• Costa Concordia salvage nears final phase

  Salvage crews lifted the wrecked Costa Concordia cruise liner off a rock shelf on Monday as they worked deep into the night to complete one of the most difficult and expensive maritime salvage operations ever undertaken.