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Died. but there is something different between boats, however unsafe they are, however dangerous families are setting out on the surface, and i think people trapped in a submersible, so far beneath the sea, as you say, in a part of the planet we still know so little about in many ways. so, it has a quality that attracts people to a story that they hope will have a happy ending. chris, stay with us. i will definitely be coming back to you. those are some interesting reflections to chew on. but i would like as now to speak to dr michael guillen, who's a scientist and journalist, and was science ...

Dr Michael Guillen said an accident “almost claimed my life” during a trip to see the wreckage in 2000.

Vanished soon into its mission to travel to the ocean floor, two and a half miles below sea level, hundreds of miles off the coast of newfoundland. on board are a british—pakistani businessman and his teenage son, a british explorer, a former french navy diver, and the chief executive of 0ceangate the firm behind the dive. we're going to speak now to a journalist who's been down to the titanic in the year 2000 in a trip that did not go as it should. dr michael guillen was the science editor at the american news network abc. thank you very much for speaking to our audience. you were the first...

Morgan was at ITN for 23 years, working her way up to become Health and Science Editor and playing a key role in reporting the Covid pandemic.