A British woman dies after drowning in the Bahamas while attempting to save her two children, who were reportedly swept out to sea during a snorkelling trip. She is described as being pulled from the water on the island of Bimini and was later pronounced dead.

Across outlets, the core circumstances remain the same: a snorkelling expedition precedes the incident, the children are carried away by a current, and the mother drowns while trying to reach or rescue them. Several headlines specify that she “tries” or “tries to save” the children, while others emphasize the “holiday horror” framing or the island setting.

The differences are mainly in phrasing and emphasis. Some outlets lead with the mother’s age or the immediate aftermath (“pronounced dead”), while others focus on the children being swept out or on the mother’s desperate attempt to save them. No additional medical, investigative, or official findings are described in the provided summaries.