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Two men pronounced dead after swimming in sea to save children at popular British beach

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Two men pronounced dead after swimming in sea to save children at popular British beach
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Bill Bowkett, 

Published: 12/07/2026

– 19:48

Updated: 12/07/2026

– 19:55

Two men have been pronounced dead after swimming in the sea to rescue children experiencing difficulty at a popular British beach.

Emergency services rushed to Seaton Carew beach in Hartlepool, County Durham, at 3.45pm following concerns from two youngsters.


Officers from Cleveland Police attended the scene alongside with staff from the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, UK Coastguard and North East Ambulance Service.

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