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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CV062 Team spirit!
Can detectives Mackenzie and Colin unite to find out who killed a fitness fanatic?
Backstage at Band Aid!
Gary Kemp shares memories of creating festive classic Do They Know It's Christmas?
Special deliveries!
It's work hard and play hard for the student midwives at Essex's Basildon Hospital...
Back on the farm!
Liz and Kelvin Fletcher rear their first cows and have a lambing emergency as the series returns...
Justice SERVED
Belle's abuser Tom is taken to the police station and unmasked...
Carla attacked!
As Lisa rushes to her pal's bedside, will the ordeal push the cop to reconsider her feelings?
Wedding tragedy!
Who ends up in hospital on George and Elaine's big day?
Fast and furious
Gabriel Leone on playing the famous Formula One racing driver Ayrton Senna...
Hello, Mam!
Mark Benton plays a drag queen in quirky new sitcom Smoggie Queens...
Legal eagle!
Kathy Bates stars as ace lawyer Madeline Matlock, who comes out of retirement...
