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Fisherman missing after sea crash Fisherman missing after sea crash
(about 1 hour later)
The captain of a fishing boat is missing in the North Sea after his vessel collided with a cargo ship on Thursday afternoon. The captain of a fishing boat is missing in the North Sea after his vessel collided with a cargo ship.
An air and sea search is under way off the east coast of Yorkshire following the accident 28 miles south east of Flamborough Head.An air and sea search is under way off the east coast of Yorkshire following the accident 28 miles south east of Flamborough Head.
A Humber Coastguard spokesman said the fishing boat had been heading back to the port of Bridlington.A Humber Coastguard spokesman said the fishing boat had been heading back to the port of Bridlington.
RAF Helicopters and lifeboat crews are scouring the area. RAF helicopters and lifeboat crews are scouring the area with the help of other local fishing vessels.
Good visibility
In a statement, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency revealed that at 14.14 BST Falmouth Coastguard picked up a distress alert from a fishing vessel called Flourish.
Humber Coastguard attempted to contact the fishing vessel without success.
Other fishing vessels in the area responded to the coastguard's broadcast to shipping and reported sighting the Flourish 30 minutes earlier.
A few minutes later Humber Coastguard received a call from a vessel called the Nautica reporting they had picked up three of the crew who were safely on board but the skipper was missing after a collision between the two vessels.
Conditions at the scene were light winds with good visibility.
Bridlington RNLI Lifeboat was on its way to the scene to bring the three survivors back to shore.