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Cold water shock explained and how to keep yourself safe

Cold water shock explained and how to keep yourself safe
Daily Mirror Saturday 30 May 2026, 08:24 UTC By [email protected] (Jordan Reynolds Press Association, Kate Lally) 1 min read
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Twelve people have died in open water during the UK heatwave

Twelve people have died in open water during the UK heatwave
Cold (EVENT) UK (LOCATION)
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