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Teens drowned in heatwave "failed by education" - things must change in schools
Olympic champion Tom Dean has partnered with the Royal Life Saving Society to deliver a crucial message. It comes after a number of tragedies with children losing their lives in open water across the country in the last week
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mirror.co.uk
'Every child deserves the chance to learn to swim as it is a basic safety net'
Seven children, including 12-year-old Junior Slater, who was from Clayton-le-Woods, Lancashire, lost their lives in water tragedies over the last few days
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independent.co.uk
Water safety warning as teen becomes tenth person to die during UK heatwave
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Vital water safety advice as 10th person dies in open water heatwave tragedy
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution have offered critical advice for anyone who runs into trouble in the water as they lay out vital life-saving steps everyone must know
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Two more teenage boys drown while swimming outdoors during heatwave
Bodies of boys aged 14 and 15 have been found in separate tragedies - bringing the total number of deaths to 11 - as the pressure grows on the government to place water education…
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Olympic swimmer Tom Dean vows to tackle surge in drownings as death toll hits 12
Former Strictly Come Dancing star Tom Dean, who won Olympic gold in Tokyo and Paris, aims to educate young people on the dangers of open water following a tragic week
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Teens drowned in heatwave "failed by education" - things must change in schools
Olympic champion Tom Dean has partnered with the Royal Life Saving Society to deliver a crucial message. It comes after a number of tragedies with children losing their lives in…
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Many children among 15 people to have died in water during UK heatwave
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