the events surrounding the disaster was scheduled for broadcast on ITV in late 2007. Some of the victims' families requested that the programme should not be broadcast, although some thought it positive that it was going to be shown. Speaking at the Edinburgh International Television Festival that August, the former ITV Director of Drama Nick Elliot confirmed that the drama would not be shown "in its present form"; it has since been shown on French television. In September 1989 a black granite memorial stone was uncovered in the nave of Southwark Cathedral, about from the site of the collision. The stone lists the names and ages of those who died. Memorial services have been held at the cathedral on anniversaries of the sinking. Bowbelle was sold in 1992 to Sealsands Maritime, operating out of Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines; she was renamed Billo. Four years later she was sold to Antonio Pereira & Filhos of Funchal, Madeira, who named the vessel Bom Rei. She broke in two and sank off Madeira the same year with the loss of one crew member. See also List of disasters in Great Britain and Ireland by death toll 2021 Baltic Sea incident Notes and references Notes References Sources Books Reports Journals News articles Internet External links Marchioness-Bowbelle Formal Investigation Website In the UK Government Web Archive Details of the memorial in Southwark Cathedral Marchioness Action Group Maritime incidents in 1989 Maritime incidents in England Shipwrecks of the River Thames History of the River Thames History of the City of London Port of London 1989 disasters in the United Kingdom 20th century in the London Borough of Southwark Transport disasters in London 1989 in London August 1989 events in the United Kingdom Little Ships of Dunkirk