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Coroner frustrated by lack of answers over fatal Hurricane liveaboard fire
Coroner investigating death of British diver in the Hurricane liveaboard fire 'frustrated' by 'limited information' from Egyptian Authorities
Great British Beach Clean’s haul of retro plastic waste
The Marine Conservation Society's 2025 Great British Beach Clean highlights just how long plastic litter can persist in the world's oceans
Big Shot Patterns & Textures – the winners!
All the winning images from our Big Shot Patterns & Textures underwater photography competition – as featured in our Autumn ’25 magazine
Mares launches scuba diving app for Apple Watch Ultra
Mares has launched a new app which will turn the Apple Watch Ultra into a dedicated, fully-featured dive computer
Maldives sets new Guinness World Record for joint snorkelling
Residents, resort staff and tourists came together to set a new Guinness World Record for most people snorkelling simultaneously
New Jason deCaires Taylor ‘Ocean Gaia’ sculpture installed in Japan.
Artist and conservationist Jason deCaires Taylor has installed a new sculpture, 'Ocean Gaia', off the island of Tokunoshima, Japan.
Tom Ingram, head of DEMA, to step down
President and CEO of DEMA, Tom Ingram, has announced he will retire at the end of 2025, following this year's show in Orlando, Florida.
MCS Good Fish Guide updated for 2025
The Marine Conservation Society's good Fish Guide update for 2025 has seen some gloomy news for UK fisheries
Ocean Art 2025 underwater photo competion is open for entries
Ocean Art 2025 is open for entries with another haul of top luxury travel prizes and high end camera gear ready for the winners
Scuba diving world mourns the loss of Divetech pioneer Nancy Easterborrok
The scuba diving world has sadly said farewell to another technical diving pioneer with the passing of Nancy Easterbrook, founder…
Italian ‘king of the deep’ dies cave diving at Su Gologone Springs, Sardinia
Italian 'king of the deep' dies while exploring the karst system at Su Gologone Springs on the Italian island of Sardinia
National poll shows Maldivians oppose shark fishery reopening
Seventy-seven per cent of respondents fear reopening the gulper shark fishery will damage both the marine environment and the economy
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