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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.
Went for a dive and saw one fish
Editor-in-Chief of the Underwater Photography Guide NIRUPAM NIGAM went for a dive in the Gulf of Maine, a body of water historically known as “the
WRECK TOUR 152 – The Alex Van Opstal
An old Weymouth favourite, the 5965-ton Belgian motor ship Alex Van Opstal, an early casualty of World War Two. It was sunk by a mine on 15 September, 1939, just 15 days after the German invasion of Poland.
Vescovo dives world’s deepest shipwreck Sammy B
Deep-ocean explorer Victor Vescovo and his team have located and dived the world’s deepest known shipwreck – the USS Samuel B Roberts (DE-413), found resting
2 divers die at Florida cave site
Two men have died while scuba diving at western Florida cave-diving location Buford Springs Cave. Three teenage swimmers found 63-year-old Stephen Roderick Gambrell unresponsive at
A variety of environmental threats hang over scuba attraction the Florida Keys, but a team of dedicated divers are doing their bit to shift the
Spanish divers battle illegal nets
Scuba divers from Spanish marine conservation group Equilibrio Marino have removed a 600m fishing net from the Mediterranean Sea off Malaga city beach. In the
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