Separate drowning incidents across the UK are reported over the weekend, with seven people losing their lives in open water. Among them are a father and daughter who drown off the coast near Newquay, at a surfing spot described as one of the UK’s top surfing beaches. The reports say the man was in his 60s and the woman was in her 30s. The same coverage groups their deaths with other incidents occurring at different coastal locations, including West Wittering and Pwllheli, as well as Loch Fyne. The accounts describe the deaths as resulting from separate events rather than a single incident, indicating multiple sites and circumstances across the weekend. Local emergency services respond to each case, and the reports indicate that the incidents are being treated as fatalities involving people in open water. The information available in the cited summaries does not provide further details on conditions, causes, or the individuals involved beyond age ranges and locations.