Jaime Botín, who has died aged 88, was a Spanish billionaire and member of the family which controls the bank Santander; shy and discreet, a temperament influenced by much tragedy in his ...

Jaime Botín arriving at court in 2017: the painting, under export ban, was found aboard his yacht, with a private jet reportedly readied to fly it to Geneva Credit ...

Then in 2015, French customs officers boarded Botín’s yacht, Adix, at Calvi in Corsica, at the request of their Spanish counterparts. They had been monitoring the movements of the 65m-long boat ...

Italian prosecutors have named James Cutfield, the captain of the Bayesian yacht that sunk last Monday, as a suspect in its manslaughter investigation into the deaths of the seven people who perished.

The captain of a super yacht that underwent a shipwreck in Sicily last week killing seven people, including the owner of the yacht, British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch, is now under investigation.

The captain of the luxury Bayesian yacht that sank near Porticello, off the coast of Sicily, last week will face an investigation into possible charges of manslaughter and negligent shipwreck ...

"The Bayesian was built to go to sea in any weather," Franco Romani, a nautical architect who was part of the team that designed the yacht, told daily La Stampa in an interview published on Monday.

Italian authorities are opening an investigation into whether the sinking of the luxury yacht Bayesian, which killed seven people including British tech tycoon Mike Lynch, was manslaughter.

Initially, Civil protection officials said they believe the yacht, which featured a distinctive 75-meter (246-feet) aluminum mast, was struck by a tornado over the water, known as a waterspout.

"You know, completely capsizing and going down that quickly, a vessel of that nature, a yacht of that size." Of the 22 people onboard, including crew, seven people died. The last of the bodies was ...