The Cutty Sark was devastated by fire in May 2007 but a £50 million ($81 million) restoration project has seen the historic vessel returned to its previous majestic glory. The 143-year-old vessel ...

After five years and a cost of £50million, the first visitors to the newly renovated Cutty Sark stepped aboard the world's last remaining tea-clipper in Greenwich, South London yesterday.

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The Cutty Sark ship avoided major damage when a fire broke out onboard, London Fire Brigade says. The historic ship in Greenwich was devastated by a blaze seven years ago, but safety plans which ...

The Duke of Edinburgh has visited the wreckage of the Cutty Sark and branded the devastating fire a "bloody shame". Forensic experts have begun examining the remains of the clipper to determine the ...

The Cutty Sark was devastated by fire in May 2007 but a £50 million ($81 million) restoration project has seen the historic vessel returned to its previous majestic glory. The 143-year-old vessel ...