News stories

• Solway Harvester wreck lifted from seabed - 26 June

• Trawler salvage deal signed - 7 June

• Harvester salvage talks begin - 25 May

• Royal visit for trawler families - 19 May

• 'Joy and sadness' over Harvester baby - 16 March

• Harvester sister boats detained - 28 February

• Trawler probe finds safety flaws - 22 February

• BBC Scotland reporter Willie Johnston remembers - 10 February

• Final Harvester funerals held - 10 February

• Harvester crewmen laid to rest - 09 February

• Inquest heartbreak for trawlermen's families - 06 February

• Crewmen's bodies brought ashore - 04 February

• Divers recover trawler bodies - 04 February

• Harvester salvage gets under way - 03 February

• Underwater tow plan devised - 02 February

• Third body found on trawler - 01 February

• Harvester hull 'undamaged' - 31 January

• Trawler wreck to be salvaged - 21 January

• Experts study trawler lift plan - 20 January

• Body spotted on trawler wreck - 19 January

• Cameras film sunken trawler - 18 January

• Tears and prayers for lost fishermen - 16 January

• Trawler wreckage positively identified - 15 January

• Sister ship examined in trawler probe - 14 January

• Tragedy village gathers in prayer - 13 January

• Scallop ban claim in trawler tragedy - 13 January

• 'It could have been me' - 13 January

• Trawler wreck may stay on seabed - 13 January

• PM's sympathy for grieving families - 12 January

• Trawler wreckage located - 12 January

• Fishing community faces up to loss - 12 January

Images from the Solway Harvester story

Many images have been published, showing the serenity of the Isle of Whithorn where many of the seven crew were born and lived their lives. These are the men and some of those pictures.

• Solway Harvester: The crew - 13 January

• Solway Harvester: Pictures - 27 June

An industry used to grief

The Solway Harvester is the latest name to be added to the list of boats and men claimed by the sea.

• Fishing safety back in the spotlight - 12 January

Sights and sounds of the story

BBC journalists have covered the story for television and radio.

Video

 David Currie reports on the poignant moment the Solway Harvester was lifted from the seabed and broke the surface

 Willie Johnston reports: "A lone piper's lament pierced the chill night air as the men were brought ashore"

 Willie Johnston speaks to Donald Gelling and the Rev. Alexander Currie

 Willie Johnston reports: "It was a short flight for the relatives but it was part of a long painful journey"

 Andrew Cassell reports: "Lifeboats sought survivors but found none"

 Local hotelier John Scoular: "Craig Mills was a fine skipper who brought jobs here"

 Reevel Alderson reports: "Fishing communities have become used to tragedy"

 Rev. Alex Currie: "The community has to be strong"

 Simon Montague reports: "Efforts to improve fishing's safety record have come to little"

 Willie Johnston reports: "A community struggles to cope with its grief"

 Willie Johnston reports: "The cameras will determine whether bodies are on board"

 Willie Johnston reports: "The pictures from the underwater cameras are good"

Audio

 Rev. Alexander Currie: "There were prayers that all seven would be brought home"

 Joanne Macaulay reports: "The blackest day for this community"

 Peter Diamond, Liverpool Coastguard: "The wreckage is lying on its starboard side