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Category: Vessels sinking
	EH101 Crash (no audio) Aerial view of British Royal Navy Merlin (ZH844) ditched near the Isle of Skye. Injured crew were airlifted from rescue fishing vessel and attended by ambulance crew on helicopter.
	Golden Sceptre (no audio) Four men from the Fraserburgh-registered fishing vessel, Golden Sceptre, were winched on board a coastguard helicopter and flown to Shetland, after their boat was struck by a floating object and sprang a leak. Pumps on board did not cope with the water and minutes after their rescue from their liferaft, the Golden Sceptre sank below the waves.
	Unidentified Wrecks Footage of old unidentified wrecks.
	Wisteria (no audio) Thursday 26 October 2000. Stornoway Coastguard co-ordinated the rescue of 4 fishermen from their fishing boat 'Wisteria' after they abandoned their liferaft 10 miles south east of Castle Bay on the Isle of Barra. An Inmarsat 'C' distress signal had been picked up from the boat by Falmouth Coastguard and relayed to Stornoway. There had also been an emergency call from another fishing vessel 'The Three Sisters', which stood by and assisted in the rescue, taking two of the four men on board. The rescue efforts were hampered by southwesterly force 5 to 6 winds and a 3 metre swell. Coastguard helicopter 'Mike Uniform' from Stornaway was scrambled and the Barra Coastguard Rescue team mobilised, helping with communication links between rescue units. The Barra lifeboat was launched and was able to transfer the remaining two men to 'The Three Sisters'. Thankfully, no injuries were reported and 'The Three Sisters' took the fishermen to Mallaig. Two further fishing vessels stood by until the Wisteria sank.
	Yacht sinking in Lyme Bay 12 June 2009 (selected sections from footage) Aerial view of man rescued as his yacht broke up on rocks in Lyme Bay. The skipper, a 62 year old male from Norwich, was taken off the yacht by crewmen from the Inshore Lifeboat and then safely winched to the waiting helicopter, airlifted to the Helicopter base at Portland and met by Portland Bill Coastguards and South Western Ambulance. Apart from being cold and shaken he was found to be well. Press release