Two die at Norfolk beauty spot
Two men have been found dead at Bawsey Pits near King's Lynn. It follows a huge search and rescue operation involving fire and ambulance crews, and RAF and police helicopters.
People urged to avoid taking risks near water after two die at quarry in Norfolk
The warnings about the dangers of swimming in lakes and rivers after two people drowned in a disused quarry in Norfolk.
The victims were a 16-year-old boy from London, who'd been living in Ely and a 41-year-old man from King's Lynn. They have yet to be named.
They died in separate incidents at Bawsey Pits near King's Lynn yesterday evening. With the hot weather likely to continue, people are being urged to avoid taking risks near water.
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Open water warning as two drown
Two people have died in separate incidents which have prompted fresh warnings over the dangers of swimming in open water.
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Men's bodies found at beauty spot
The dangers of cooling off in the heatwave have been highlighted after the bodies of two men were recovered from water spot in Norfolk.