The recovery of the Bayesian could help explain why it sank during a severe and sudden storm off the port of Porticello ...

But the Telegraph reported that a spokesperson for Italian Sea Group, which owns the company that built Bayesian, said: "Even without the keel completely out, the ship is stable and only a massive ...

Environmental authorities in Italy must also agree to the plan, it is understood. The Italian coastguard has been monitoring the sea to make sure there are no fuel leaks from the yacht's tank, a ...

The bodies of five of the six missing passengers recovered following the sinking of the Bayesian superyacht have ... officials said they believe the ship was struck by a tornado over the water ...

The Bayesian completed a number of sailings in recent days, calling at various ports in Sicily, according to ship-tracking website VesselFinder. A spokesperson for Camper and Nicholsons ...

Bayesian, which sank off the coast of Porticello ... The vessel is resting at a depth of 50 metres (164ft). Plans to raise the boat have taken longer than expected and Italian authorities ...

It is believed the ship was struck by a tornado over the water - otherwise known as a waterspout - causing Bayesian to capsize. Witnesses have described seeing a waterspout form during the storm ...

Other salvage plans ... Prosecutors have said the ship would have to be pulled out of the water before the investigation could be concluded. Once the Bayesian has been righted on the seabed ...