Christine Dawood 1st July 2026

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Jackie Mitchell talks to Christine Dawood, author of 96 Hours, who lost her husband and 19-year-old son in the OceanGate Titan disaster in 2023. They were on the journey of a lifetime to view the wreck of the Titanic. This personal memoir combines a first-hand account of the unfolding disaster with family memories. Proceeds from the book will contribute to the Suleman and Shahzada Foundation established in memory of her husband and son. The foundation is in the process of establishing a Healing Centre for Loss and Trauma. www.pathwayoflight.co.uk

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