"The law covers vessels, it doesn't cover submersibles they're not considered to be proper vessels. "Why will they be investigating the Polar Prince and not the submersible? Well that's because that's all they're able to do. "That vessel left here last Friday - it had 17 crew members, 24 people in total and it will return this evening, we understand, with of course five less people on board. "This one is by the Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB), it's going to investigate the incident from the perspective of the Polar Prince, the supply vessel that put Titan into the water. Speaking from Newfoundland, he says: "I think the first of what will be several or even many investigations has now been announced. Sky's international correspondent John Sparks explains what the latest investigation is going to cover and the sorts of questions we are beginning to ask.
"I was feeling alone, unsure and homesick when a stranger came up and asked me if I wanted a sandwich, this simple gesture of kindness and compassion for someone they did not know speaks volumes about the type of person he is, not the son of a billionaire but a good person who cared intently about someone he hadn't even met." "Suleman came into my life when I was invited back to a friend's flat. "My first term in university I had moved away from my friends and family, I was struggling with being away and finding it hard to meet people and adjust. "The only way I feel able to express who my friend is, is to tell you about how we first met. "Anyone who knew him, even if it was for a short period of time knows how much of a loss this is for the world." "He was incredibly kind and respectful and had great affection for his parents and his sister, which he always spoke very highly of. "He would talk to me for hours and hours about my ideas for stories, always giving me the best advice and making me feel confident in my writing.
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"I want to be a writer for TV and film and Suleman would constantly tell me shows and films he had seen that he thought would be useful for me to watch. "He was the most helpful person I have ever met and not just with helping with everyday problems. "There are a lot of people online assuming what he was because he was the son of a billionaire, but that assumption could not have been further from who Suleman was. "Even writing this it is unthinkable to know that we have lost such an amazing friend." "Anyone who knew him knew how much a generous and down to earth person he was, who spoke often and highly of how much he loved and proud he was of his family. "He loved making memories with his friends, whether that be going for a meal, watching a film, or as simple as spending time with him. "He was definitely not your typical person, he always found time to listen to you no matter how small it was and offer his thoughts, and was always putting others in-front of himself. "Coming to university was an incredibly daunting and scary part of my life, but Suleman, who was one of the first people I met, instantly made me feel welcomed and safe. "I have not met anyone else like Suleman. "The world has lost such a wonderful person and my love goes out to the Dawood family." "His presence in my life was a comforting reminder that someone truly cared for me and would be there with me through anything. "Suleman embodied everything of a true friendship, he always displayed genuine concern for me and my friends and was always there to give support. "For example, during a very hard period of my life when I was at my lowest point emotionally, he brought me back and made me feel positive about life again. "Suleman was not only an incredibly generous and kind person in the conventional sense, but he also had a remarkable capacity for giving his time and empathy. The students, who only wanted to provide their first names, all attended Strathclyde University with him. The students have shared stories of how Suleman helped them adapt to university life, introduced them to new friends, and supported them in their ambitions. Students who were close friends with Suleman Dawood have paid tribute to the 19-year-old who they say was a kind person who looked out for others.
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