Lincolnshire Police revealed that the fatal incident occurred on May 25 close to the Promenade in Ingoldmells, near Skegness.
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Author: Ruth Stainer
Hero, 60, dies trying to save children who ‘got into trouble’ at sea
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King to visit Canada for first time as head of state in ‘impactful’ trip
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Author: Sky News
King travels to support Canada as it fends off Trump
The King and Queen will be arriving in Canada on Monday for a visit seen as a symbol of support.
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Author: @BBCNews
One word dominates the Met Office’s new forecast for the coming month
There are likely to be thunderstorms, hot spells, rain and dry interludes. And the Met Office has a word for it
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Author: Abbie Wightwick
South Western Railway first to be renationalised under Labour
It’s full steam ahead for the renationalisation of Britain’s rail services. Today, South Western Trains became the first company to fall under public control – though the first nationalised service to depart – the 05:36 from Woking to London Waterloo – was actually a rail replacement bus. We weren’t up…
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Author: Channel 4 News
Two-child benefit cap: Pressure grows on Starmer as Reform’s policy move parks tanks on Labour’s lawn
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Author: Ali Fortescue
Man, 60, dies attempting to help children in sea near Skegness
A rescue was launched off the Lincolnshire coast after the man got into difficulty in the water.
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Man, 60, dies attempting to help children in sea
A rescue was launched off the Lincolnshire coast after the man got into difficulty in the water.
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Man dies after entering sea to rescue two children ‘in distress’ at UK beach
A man has died after entering the sea in Lincolnshire to help two children.
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Author: Bryony Gooch
Renationalised rail is just one sign of Britain’s slide back to the 1970s
Plus: Donald Trump’s weakness on Russia; Boris Johnson and Covid; pothole-free paradise; fitting funeral displays; and lavender-loving bees
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Author: Letters to the Editor
Nigel Farage to challenge Keir Starmer to ‘connect with working people’
The Reform UK leader is seeking to capitalise on his party’s rising popularity by launching his ‘biggest direct attack yet’ on the prime minister
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Author: Geraldine Scott, Assistant Political Editor
Woman whose first date ended in A1 horror crash with multiple police cars pictured
Courtney Redfern, 27, was being dropped off at her home by Mayzar Azarbonyad, 20, after their first date on April 9, when cops tried to stop his BMW M5
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Author: Liam Buckler
Pictured: Police officer who is fighting for his life after crash
Thames Valley force arrests four people over incident in Buckinghamshire that left Pc Christopher Miller, 38, in critical condition
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Author: Telegraph Reporters
It’s a bank holiday weekend in Greater Manchester – and there have been three stabbings in three days
The three stabbings have left four young men, some only teenagers, in hospital with injuries ranging from serious to life-threatening
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Author: Helena Vesty
Walking Dead Gardens? Zombie Square? M.E.N readers weigh in on ‘the biggest sh*thole in Britain’
Our piece on Piccadilly Gardens has amassed over a hundred comments
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Author: Greta Simpson
Teenager in critical condition after a mother and three of her children die in London fire
Man, 41, arrested at the scene of the fire in north-west London on Saturday remains in custody, Metropolitan police say
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Author: Matthew Weaver
I travelled on Britain’s first renationalised train (and it took four times longer than usual)
It wasn’t the best start for the first nationalised rail service in 30 years – half my journey from Woking to Waterloo was on a bus
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Author: Simon de Bruxelles
Why would voters trust Nigel Farage’s claims?
Nigel Farage and Reform UK have repeatedly shown that they will lie to the public, writes Femi Oluwole
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Author: Femi Oluwole
Hero neighbour saved two from house fire where mother and three children died
Victor Pedra, 33, said: ‘I saw people standing around watching huge flames but I had to act’
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Author: Anthony France
The Sir is for turning
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Author: Mason Boycott-Owen
Alan Yentob, one of British culture’s ‘defining figures’, dies aged 78
BBC director-general Tim Davie described him as a ‘towering figure in British broadcasting’
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Author: Roisin O’Connor
Alan Yentob, former BBC executive and TV presenter, dies aged 78
Wife pays tribute to ‘profoundly moral man’ who was ‘creative in every cell of his body’
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Author: Guardian staff reporter
The 10 films to understand the art of Alan Yentob
From David Bowie to Tom Stoppard, the arts broadcaster brought charm and erudition to his subjects. These are his essential profiles
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Author: Chris Bennion
Alan Yentob: BBC arts broadcaster dies aged 78
He interviewed a raft of important cultural and creative figures over a lengthy career at the BBC.
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