Two people have died after being pulled from the sea at Fistral Beach in Newquay, Cornwall, following a separate incident at West Wittering Beach in West Sussex where a man also lost his life.

Emergency services, including coastguard teams and ambulances, responded swiftly to both incidents, with witnesses reporting nine vehicles and a helicopter at the Cornwall scene.The Cornwall tragedy occurred hours after a man died at West Wittering, where temperatures reached 26.5°C.

In a separate incident, three people, including a man and two children, were hospitalized in stable condition after struggling in the sea at Margate, Kent.The article highlights the dangers of coastal activities during heatwaves, with authorities urging caution.The victims' families have been informed, and coroner investigations are underway.The events underscore the risks of drowning in popular UK beaches, particularly under extreme weather conditions.