If you're swimming in the sea or open water, make sure you know how to float ... Turn onto your back and tilt your head back in the water, submerging your ears. Relax and try to breathe normally, ...

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As we've been explaining, Vladimir Putin isn't on the list of Russian delegates attending the Ukraine peace talks in Turkey today. With Donald Trump also confirmed not to be attending the talks ...

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Berrow’s Faircott Farm will open its gates to visitors for ‘Open Farm Sunday’ on 8th June to show the world of farming. As well as being a fun and informative day out for all the family, the event ...

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Rip currents can travel up to the same speed as an Olympic swimmer (4.5mph) and can pull even the strongest swimmers out to sea. And unexpected waves can quickly knock you off ... but the safety ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A long-standing tennis club in Frinton is set to host an open day this weekend. Frinton-on-Sea Lawn Tennis Club will open its doors to the ...

The post was shared 2 days ago and pulled 18K likes from people. “Nobody could EVER pay me enough to be there on that ship,” a user said. “Now imagine back in the 1700s when they use to sail the ocean ...