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Well, of course any bridge that isn't there any more isn't vulnerable! When it was there it obviously was vulnerable - a much smaller vessel struck it - and wham bam thank you ma'm it was buggered!

The bridge over the Severn at Sharpness didn't last long when a barge bumped into it in 1960. And what hit it was a rowing boat compared to the monster container ship involved in Baltimore.

At least the ship's crew (including the two pilots) are all safe, so the evidence of what happened should be more easily available than it otherwise might have been.

Serious ship malfunction then Smoke from the chimney - and looking at the clip on the BBC, the ship seems pretty engulfed in black smoke - so could have been an explosion which could have been caused by terrorists - but to time an explosion at precisely the moment to cause the collision with...

From the BBC: "Its speed steadily increased and it maintained a straight route south east along the Patapsco River. Then at 01:25 MarineTraffic data shows that the ship suddenly diverted from its straight course and began to slow down. Around this time, video shows that all lights on the...