The Titanic
Ghosts of the Titanic review – conspiracy drama goes adrift
Ron Hutchinson’s play picks up intriguing themes about fake news and psychology but fails to explore them in depth
Arifa Akbar
14, Mar, 2022 @4:01 PM
The Six review – the Chinese survivors who were written out of the Titanic narrative
Arthur Jones’s film seeks the stories of six Chinese men who survived the 1912 tragedy and finds undisguised western racism
Phuong Le
16, Nov, 2021 @4:00 PM
Moving oceans to level up | Brief letters
Brief letters: ‘Levelling up’ | Boris Johnson | Clothkits | Flatulence
Letters
18, Aug, 2021 @4:49 PM
Visitors to US Titanic museum injured by replica iceberg
Wall representing iceberg that sank ship falls over at Tennessee visitor attraction
Martin Belam
04, Aug, 2021 @3:48 PM
Deep sea robots will let us find millions of shipwrecks, says man who discovered Titanic
A revolutionary new class of amphibious vehicle will transform the search for lost vessels on the ocean floor, says marine archaeologist Dr Robert Ballard
Dalya Alberge
04, Jul, 2021 @10:00 AM
Titanic: plan scrapped to retrieve radio that sent distress calls as ship sank
Pandemic and ongoing legal battles led to cancelled expedition for Marconi wireless telegraph machine that helped save 700 people
Guardian staff and agencies
30, Jan, 2021 @1:49 PM
Wreck of Titanic to be protected in treaty signed by UK and US
Agreement to treat site with ‘sensitivity and respect’ aims to prevent taking of artefacts
Frances Perraudin
21, Jan, 2020 @1:47 PM
Titanic explorers' dive reveals 'shocking' state of wreck
First venture to the ship in 15 years finds that features have decayed completely
Hannah Devlin Science correspondent
21, Aug, 2019 @6:34 PM
Harland and Wolff expected to go into administration
The 130 workers at Belfast site where Titanic was built have been given redundancy notices
Jasper Jolly
05, Aug, 2019 @3:21 PM
The Darksome Bounds of a Failing World by Gareth Russell – review
The Titanic as a metaphor that has rattled down the ages ... does this book work as a morality tale about the collapse of a slipshod civilisation?
Kathryn Hughes
03, May, 2019 @11:00 AM
How a Cotswolds river became a name that defined history | Ian Jack
A spark or flame can raise a name from obscurity to identify a whole generation, says Guardian columnist Ian Jack
Ian Jack
19, Jan, 2019 @6:00 AM
Sinking feeling about Titanic replica and a 'challenging' Booker read | John Crace
Also this week: Gordon Ramsay’s empty nest syndrome and overrun Commons proceedings
John Crace
26, Oct, 2018 @10:36 AM
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