Captain Henk De Bloeme appears on Dutch TV’s EenVandaag  in October 2011 to discuss salvage from Royal Navy wrecks   With what many regard as the Ministry of Defence’s less than stellar

  HMS Warrior built 1905 and lost on 1 June 1916 following damage sustained during the Battle of Jutland     The announcement that an Anglo Danish expedition

A heroic image of HMS Queen Mary in action published in the Illustrated War Record of 1917   A PipeLine Special Investigation To

In the latest high-profile arrests for alleged heritage aggravated offences, a 56-year-old man, from Winchelsea, East Sussex, and a 55-year-old man from the Kent village of Teynham have been arrested for allegedly stealing artifacts

  Three faces of alleged heritage crime caught on camera in Gloucestershire by the BBC and Bristol University    

In a case which has echoes of the ongoing row over the sale of the statue of Sekhemka, Staffordshire University is facing growing criticism after it announced that it intends to sell a valuable

In the latest in a series of high-profile prosecutions of various types of “Heritage Crime” by Historic England in cooperation with other law enforcement and regulatory agencies, professional diver and now convicted fraudster Vincent