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I've been threatened and shot at...but what keeps me awake at night is not being around for my kids, says Ross Kemp - Vimarsana News

I've been threatened and shot at...but what keeps me awake at night is not being around for my kids, says Ross Kemp

HE has survived being shot at by the Taliban and threatened at gunpoint in Papua New Guinea.But it isn’t the first time good fortune has smiled upon

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Roses scattered at wreck site of Henry VIII's Mary Rose to mark 40th anniversary of its raising - Vimarsana News

Roses scattered at wreck site of Henry VIII's Mary Rose to mark 40th anniversary of its raising

The Tudor warship had lain for 437 years on the bed of the Solent outside Portsmouth Harbour after it sank in 1545 while the king watched from Southsea Castle. Above: Roses being scattered.

HMS Gloucester that sank whilst carrying future King James II could be raised like the Mary Rose - Vimarsana News

HMS Gloucester that sank whilst carrying future King James II could be raised like the Mary Rose

The discovery of HMS Gloucester (depicted above), 28 miles off the coast of Great Yarmouth, was announced last week. Former British Army chief Lord Dannatt has said the ship could be raised.

How Will Scientists Save the Mary Rose? - Vimarsana News

How Will Scientists Save the Mary Rose?

The Mary Rose, King Henry VIII’s favorite warship, is under attack by harmful compounds. Scientists will have to carefully remove the tiny attackers if they wish to save the famous Tudor vessel.

The Mary Rose: Henry VIII's favourite warship is being destroyed by specks of iron, sulphur and zinc - Vimarsana News

The Mary Rose: Henry VIII's favourite warship is being destroyed by specks of iron, sulphur and zinc

The vessel was salvaged in 1982, having spent some four centuries on the seabed of the Solent, off the coast of the Isle of Wight, where she sank on July 19, 1545 in a battle against the French fleet.