A search has been called off for two people presumed dead on a Christmas Day swim – after fresh video emerged of the dramatic rescue efforts.
Emergency services were called at 10.25am yesterday to the beach at Budleigh Salterton in Devon following concern for people in the water.
Devon and Cornwall Police, said a number of people were safely recovered to shore and checked by paramedics.
However, two men remain missing and the Coastguard and RNLI have now concluded their searches at the scene.
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Summer McIntosh Named CP Female Athlete of the Year | The Canadian Press
Reporter Donna Spencer explains why swimmer Summer McIntosh was voted The Canadian Press female athlete of the year for a third straight year after a dominant 2025 season that included four world championship gold medals and three world records set at national trials.
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Another World Record?!?! | Here Are the Top Canadian Swimming Moments of 2025 | CBC Sports
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Search Suspended for Missing Swimmer After Reported Lovers Point Shark Attack | KSBW Action News 8
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Deputies Pull Off Heroic Rescue After 2 Paragliders Crash Into Ocean off California Coast | ABC 7 Chicago
Two Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies are being hailed as heroes for rescuing two paragliders who got lost in the fog and ended up crashing into the ocean.
The harrowing scene unfolded around 12:30 p.m. Friday along Carbon Beach in Malibu after two paragliders – a man and woman – plunged into the water. They began paragliding in clear skies but conditions soon became foggy, causing them to become disoriented.
The paragliders began drowning as the weight of the equipment was dragging them down and cords had wrapped around their feet.
Deputies Christopher Matkin and Sevak Grigoryan responded to the call for help and jumped into action.
See ABC 7 Chicago