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Three feared dead in trawler sinking
Monday 05 February 1996
An air and sea search was under way off the coast of County Waterford in the Irish Republic last night after a trawler with a three-man crew sank without warning. Coastguard officials in Dublin said they had recovered the body of one of the Jenalisa's crew but two were still missing.
Drowned crew `left to sink or swim' Trawler crew `sent to their deaths'
Wednesday 17 January 1996
Capsized trawler: Court told fishing boat had no radio beacon and life-raft was lashed to railings after refit
French fishermen fire on Spanish trawler
Friday 13 October 1995
French fishermen fire on Spanish trawler
Customs halt ferry to make cannabis arrests
Monday 18 September 1995
Customs officials stopped a passenger ferry to arrest two men in connection with pounds 4.5m worth of cannabis resin found aboard an abandoned yacht drifting off the Devon coast, it was learned yesterday.
Trawler skipper fined £34,000
Thursday 20 April 1995
The skipper of a Spanish fishing trawler was fined £34,000 yesterday for breaching European fishing regulations. Luis Blanco Nosti was also ordered to pay £1,200 costs by Plymouth magistrates' chairman, Roger Meyrick, who also ordered the trawler Chimbote to be detained in Plymouth for three months, or until the fine was paid.
Life story that turned Jimmy Hill into a hero
Sunday 02 April 1995
LAST WEEK, a judge turned over a two-week verdict on Eric Cantona and an entire nation turned over the judgement of a lifetime on Jimmy Hill, thanks to This Is Your Life (BBC1, Wednesday). It's just typical: you think you've found someone you can reliably dislike without any feelings of remorse, and then Michael Aspel turns up and tells you how they're a quiet saint on the charity circuit and will even shave off their beard as long as there's thousands of pounds in it for the disadvantaged.
African fishermen face death and poverty at hands of Spanish fleet fleetSpaniards hooked by a deep, ancient passion
Sunday 02 April 1995
Fishing 1/ EU trawlers wipe out stocks
`When the seagulls follow the trawler, it is because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea'
Saturday 01 April 1995
BY SIMON MIDGLEY
Spanish forced to stop fishing
Monday 27 March 1995
Spanish trawlers ceased fishing in disputed north Atlantic waters off the coast of Newfoundland yesterday, after Canadian fisheries officials took action against one of the vessels.
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