In the early hours of 10 July 1985, Peter Willcox, captain of Greenpeace's ship Rainbow Warrior, was woken by a huge explosion.
The environmental campaign group had docked in Auckland New Zealand, to protest against French nuclear testing in the Pacific.
'My room was upside down,' says Peter in new docuseries Murder in the Pacific. 'In the engine room, water was rising, then the second explosion happened. I shouted, "Abandon ship!" The whole boat sank in 40 seconds.'
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Building bonds!
Ed Stafford hopes a trip to the rainforest can help a group of fathers reconnect with their kids...
Luck of the Irish!
Dermot O'Leary takes a tasty tour of Ireland...
War games!
Cherry Healey on facing tough physical challenges in New Zealand...
Belle KILLED?
Abuser Tom uses besotted new girlfriend Amelia to get to his ex...
Cosmetic-surgery hell!
Sarah and Daniel reel when Bethany ends up in intensive care after liposuction...
Back to save Sonia!
Bianca bursts into Debbie's wake and accuses killer Reiss...
Game, set and MURDER?
Sam Neill and Annette Bening star in a twist-filled mystery set at a Florida tennis resort...
Ready, steady, cook!
Lisa Faulkner and John Torode return with more home-cooked delights...
Bad sports!
Terry and Gemma investigate a series of suspicious deaths at a rugby club...
From Walford to waltzes!
Jamie Borthwick reveals his preparations for Strictly...
