A British tycoon, among six missing after sinking the yacht,mike lynch

 Bayes photo of sailboat taken at the sea of Palermo, Sicily - large yacht with horses and luxury EPA deck

 At the time of the sinking, Bayes carried 12 passengers and 10 crew.

 British technology giant Mike Lynch and his 18-year-old daughter, one of six, disappeared Monday morning after a luxury yacht sank off the coast of Sicily, Italy.

 The 56-metre (183 ft) ship carried 22 people, including British, American and Canadian citizens. Fifteen people, including a one-year-old British girl, were rescued and searched until nightfall.

 Local media reported that around 05:00 local time, a yacht named Bayes crashed like water thrown out of the sea and hit a rotating air column.

 Lynch, known as British Bill Gates, co-founded the software company Autonomy, which was later acquired by HP for $11 billion (£8.6 billion).

 British technical giant PA Media, Mike Lynch, was hit on the shoulder outside the court in 2019. He's bald, he smiles, he's wearing suit. Average PA

 Mike Lynch received an OBE in 2006 as a service to companies.

 Witnesses told Italian news agency Ansa that during the storm, the Bayes anchor landed, the mast broke and lost its center of gravity and sank.

 Puddles are similar to tornadoes and can be formed in oceans, oceans, or large lakes.

 The divers searched for the remains 50 meters underwater, searching for the missing.

 Salvatore Coquina, Sicily's civil protection agency, told the BBC that missing persons included Mr. M. Coquina. Lynch, his daughter Hannah Lynch and the cook on board the yacht.

 He said search and rescue activities, including caves and rescue diving teams, will continue throughout the night.

 A man's body was found outside the remains. Nationality has not been confirmed.

 BBC Verify's investigation into corporate records revealed that Bayes' property was linked to Lynch's wife, Angela Baccarres.

 The BBC reported that Miss Baccarus Baccarus was rescued.

 The captain of the rescue ship says "tragedy"

 Fifteen people barely reached safety after the storm.

 Ansa reported that the 35-year-old mother held her one-year-old daughter in her arms at sea.

 The woman, who was locally named, said: "She lost the girl at sea for two seconds while the fury of the waves immediately reopened her.

 "When the sea came, I grabbed it. A lot of people are screaming.

 "Fortunately, the lifeboat was crowded and could carry 11 people. "

 The agency said there were no abnormalities in the baby, and the mother received Sylvia's treatment.