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Another local resident David Allan called the deaths “tragic”.”There hasn’t been any lifeguards all year,” he said. “None whatsoever. “People go into the water and they just don’t know what it’s going to do.”Meanwhile Sandra Gleeson said it was a “big shock for everybody”.”Lifeguards should be on a weekend,” she said. “This beach is full with families.”You can’t be 24/7 with your kids, but I think lifeguards, that’s what they’re qualified for. “They should be down here more often.”

Dutch football referee Rob Dieperink has died weeks after he was dropped from officiating at the World Cup following a police investigation in the UK.Dieperink had been selected to be a video assistant referee (VAR) official at this summer’s tournament, but was removed from Fifa’s list of World Cup officials in May.The 38-year-old was arrested by the Metropolitan Police in April following a report of a sexual assault against a teenage boy, but the case was dropped because of a lack of evidence.The Netherlands’ football association, the KNVB, said they were “shocked and deeply saddened” by Dieperink’s death.His cause of…

An Afghan migrant has admitted the “frenzied” killing of a dog walker along with stabbing his landlord and a teenage boy, a court heard.Dawood Safi, a 23-year-old Afghan migrant, was charged with murdering Wayne Broadhurst, and the attempted murder of his landlord Shahzad Farrukh, 45, and a 14-year-old boy, in Midhurst Gardens in Uxbridge on October 27, 2025.On Monday at Southwark Crown Court on the opening day of his trial, Safi pleaded guilty to manslaughter of Mr Broadhurst, via “diminished responsibility” because of his psychotic state.At a previous hearing he also admitted lesser charges of grievous bodily harm with intent…

British forces are set to march in France’s Bastille Day celebrations for the first time in over 20 years.Soldiers, sailors and aviators from Britain will march and fly in Paris alongside French forces and troops tomorrow. Outgoing Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will be at the parade, while he visits other leaders in the French capital for a Coalition of the Willing meeting, as part of his last week at No10.Marching in the parade will be soldiers from the Grenadier Guards – one of the British Army’s oldest and most celebrated regiments. They will be paired with France’s 1er Régiment…

Jannik Sinner has revealed he had a private conversation with Prince George and Princess Charlotte following his Wimbledon victory yesterday.The Italian defended his men’s singles title at the All England Lawn Tennis Club on Sunday, following a commanding four-set triumph against Alexander Zverev on Centre Court.The world No1 subsequently enjoyed a meeting with the Prince and Princess of Wales, accompanied by their children George, 12, and Charlotte, 11.Catherine, who serves as patron of the All England Lawn Tennis Club, had moments earlier presented Sinner with the coveted winner’s trophy in the traditional post-match ceremony – just as she had last…

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed that pensioners whose only income comes from the state pension will not be required to pay income tax before the end of the decade.This is despite the rapid rise towards the frozen £12,570 personal allowance.Annual triple‑lock increases mean the full new state pension, paid to those who reached state pension age after April 2016, is expected to reach about £12,547.60 next year, leaving it just below the current tax threshold.After the April 2027 uprating, however, the full payment is widely expected to exceed the personal allowance, which under normal rules would make the income taxable.Labour…