Eight people have been rescued by helicopter after their fishing boat sank near Shetland.
The crew boarded two emergency rafts after the vessel started taking in water around 05:00 on Sunday.
An HM Coastguard rescue helicopter from Shetland and a Norwegian rescue helicopter were sent to the site 36 nautical miles (66km) east of Bressay.
The coastguard said the crew were flown to Sumburgh airport and are safe and well.
Several vessels in the area also offered their assistance to the crew.
The RNLI Lerwick Lifeboat was also launched and attended the scene to recover the life rafts and alert beacons.
The crew were rescued by helicopter but the RNLI lifeboat helped recover equipment © BBC
Life rafts were retrieved from the scene after the rescue © BBC