Which British shipwreck or maritime disaster fascinates you the most?

Tudor pride lost in the Solent during battle with the French, then raised in 1982 in one of archaeology's greatest feats. A time capsule of Tudor life.

Built in Belfast and departing Southampton, her loss on the maiden voyage remains the most haunting maritime tragedy in British memory.

The mighty battlecruiser was destroyed by the Bismarck in minutes, with only three survivors from 1,418 men. A shattering blow to wartime morale.

Sunk off the Irish coast by a German U-boat, her loss killed nearly 1,200 and helped shift global opinion during the Great War.

Admiral Shovell's flagship struck rocks off the Scillies, drowning around 2,000 sailors and prompting the search for a reliable method to measure longitude.