Inside £6m superyacht that sunk after inferno
An 85-foot superyacht, which is called the Rendezvous, caught fire just before midday in Torquay Marina. It was one of just 31 Princess Y85 superyachts in the world and sank after burning for around five hours.
Firefighters say the yacht was thought to be carrying 2,000 gallons of fuel and had drifted from its mooring. The Environment Agency is in a race to prevent an oil spill after the luxury ship sank in Torquay, Devon. The £6million ship boasted four guest bedrooms, an al-fresco dining room, bar, sunpad, and two 55-inch TVs
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