A university professor has given his view on the tanker crash off the East Coast of Yorkshire earlier this week.
Professor Rodney Forster is from the Hull Marine Laboratory at the University of Hull.
He feels there could be a big impact on Bridlington and its sealife:
He says the impact of this weeks tanker collision on the maritime environment will need to be monitored over the coming weeks and months:
The professor did say there's some positives to add though:
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