One of the three people killed in a tragic surfing accident in Cornwall may have been trying to save a group of teenagers in difficulty.
Speaking to the BBC, the Royal National Lifeboat Institution said the initial reports suggest one the casualties had entered the waves in a rescue attempt.
Two of the three people who died in a surfing accident off the coast of Cornwall have been named by police.
Rachel Dunn, 42, and Kevin Reynolds, 44, both from St Austell, died after being caught by strong currents off a beach in Newquay, Cornwall, despite rescue attempts by the public and emergency services.
The name of the third victim, 52-year-old knee surgeon Stuart Calder, will not be confirmed by police following a request by his family.
All three were pulled unconscious from the water off Mawgan Porth beach in Newquay on Saturday.
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