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Diving instructor cleared in ‘safety-stop’ death case
Prosecution case was misleading, says defence – and experts believe internal drowning could explain the hypertensive student’s death PADI Master Instructor Nigel Craig has been
Drysuit – Scubapro Exodry 4.0 Compressed Neoprene Review
Steve warren finds out how much in the way of insulation a compressed-membrane drysuit will afford him in 14°C waters.
Hurghada coast closed after shark fatality
A stretch of the Red Sea coast around Hurghada has been closed to divers and other water-users for at least three days following a snorkeller’s
Octopuses are booming in Cornwall
Scuba divers, snorkellers and fishers have reported seeing “huge” numbers of octopuses along the Cornish coast in June, in what Cornwall Wildlife Trust (CWT) reports
This WW1 victim provides a deeper wreck than some off Dorset, so you’re less likely to have to share it with the masses. It’s well worth a visit, says JOHN LIDDIARD.
Jury calls out Army on diver training failures
Earlier on the day of the dive on which Lance-Corporal George Partridge died at the NDAC inland dive site four years ago, the soldier had
Sudden death of wreck-diver in Wales
“A simple accident that had tragic consequences” is how a coroner has summed up the death of diver Peter John Morgan, 64, off north-west Wales
Wreck Tour 100: Hathor & Plympton
This tour is a double treat, as JOHN LIDDIARD samples two wrecks rolled into one South-west dive site suitable for all levels of diving.
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