kobi saththiya nathan, kobi saththiyanathan, his brother ken, nitharsan ravi, inthushan sriskantharasaan sriska ntharasa and gurusha nth srithavarajah, the five friends who died ona srithavarajah, the five friends who died on a summer's day out. their families came for the final time to hear what happened to them and why they drowned. it was last august, they'd all gone for a day trip to camber to play volleyball in the water, when this emergency took hold. today a key expert on beaches and currents came the fullest account and currents came the fullest a ccou nt yet and currents came the fullest account yet of what probably happened of how the five were playing far out to sea on these sand bars and were trapped when the tide turned. dr simon boxall said powering currents and water temperatures 12 degrees cooler than a swimming pool meant the men probably went into shock. the water was cold. they panic, if one of them got into difficulty, for example, the others would try to help. you can see how what started off as a very enjoyable day on the beach could turn into the tragedy that it

but for kobi saththiyanathan, his brother ken, nitharsan ravi, inthushan sriskantharasa nitharsan ravishan sriska ntharasa and gurusha nth srithavarajah, it became a place of danger and death. tonight at the end of their inquest, the families spoke of their inquest, the families spoke of their inquest, the families spoke of their anger and frustration at their loss, and included gurushanth srithavarajah‘s sister. their loss, and included gurushanth srithavarajah's sister. it was five boys playing on the beach. they didn't make any effort to find the rest of the boys, they weren't found until 8:30pm. they were in the water for six hours! they didn't make any effort to find those boys. my brother was in the water for six hours. the families say that the council was wrong to suggest people from ethnic minorities couldn't swim at camber sands. i don't know if your family comes to the beach. that's why we are fighting. to change something, not for us, because my son isn't coming back. he's never coming back. thank you. the father of the two brothers said families had to hear their children

but for kobi saththiyanathan, his brother ken, nitharsan ravi, inthushan sriska ntharasa, and gurushat became a place of danger and death. tonight the men's families rejected the coroner's findings that lifegaurds would not have saved them. their anger, matched by their anguish. they didn't make any attempt to find those boys. they didn't make any attempt. my brother was there for six hours. and even then my brother was found by the public. even all the other boys were found by the public, not by the staff. the families also said rother council, which runs camber sands, had been wrong to suggest people from ethnic minorities were not good swimmers. that's why we're fighting, to change something. not for us, because my son will never come back to us. saththiya natnan, the father of the two brothers, kobi and ken who died, said his children were being blamed for their own deaths. this is the moment it became clear the five men had drowned. rother council said it hadn't put in lifegaurds, partly because it didn't have the money but did have other safety measures. tonight the council was

but for kobi saththiyanathan, his brother ken, nitharsan ravi, inthushan sriska ntharasa, and gurushanth place of danger and death. tonight the men's families rejected the coroner's findings that lifegaurds would not have saved them. their anger, matched by their anguish. they didn't make any attempt to find those boys. they didn't make any attempt. my brother was there for six hours. and even then my brother was found by the public. even all the other boys were found by the public, not by the staff. the families also said rother council, which runs camber sands, had been wrong to suggest people from ethnic minorities were not good swimmers. that's why we're fighting, to change something. not for us, because my son will never come back to us. saththiya natnan, the father of the two brothers, kobi and ken who died, said his children were being blamed for their own deaths. this is the moment it became clear the five men had drowned. rother council said it hadn't put in lifegaurds, partly because it didn't have the money but did have other safety measures. tonight the council was asked why

nitharsan ravi was one of the five men to drown, the other words where kenugen saththiyanathan, his brotherrusha nth srithavarajah, and inthushan sriskantharasa. they were all friends and had travelled to camber sands for a day out at the seaside. but it seems they all ran into difficulties on the huge undulate insurer line and lost their lives. the shock of their multiple deaths was deepened by the fact that just a month beforehand, mohit dupar and gustavo silva da cruz all so joined the same beach. mohit dupar had gone into the to help gustavo silva da cruz but both men lost their lives. there were no permanent waveguides on the beach —— lifeguards. the district council decided it would station patrols near this year after what it called significant and unprecedented deaths. lawyers for the families of the men who died said today they were keen nobody should suffer the same appalling tragedy that they have been through. this inquest is expected to last about a week but the coroner has already said it will be made clear about recommendations for safety on camber sands and it could also app

nitharsan ravi was one of the five men to drown. kenugen, inthushan sriska ntharasa, and guru srithavarajah. the inquest heard they were all fit and all of them could swim, but one month earlier mohit dupar and gustavo silva da cruz also drowned on the same beach. the fact that seven men drowned here in the space of one month has made this double inquest notjust about personal tragedy but also about beach safety. the coroner in this case said today that he wanted to make sure that it never happened again. at the time of both incidents, there were no permanent lifeguards on the beach. this summer, there are. the families of the men who died said they want lessons learned so no one else has to suffer this appalling tragedy. duncan kennedy, bbc news, on camber sands. in canada a team of scientists is embarking on what's set to become the world's most comprehensive study into the effects of lack of sleep on the brain. they want hundreds of thousands of people worldwide to take part in tests online to see how much the amount of sleep aff

nitharsan ravi was one of the five men to drown.uest heard they were all fit and all of them could swim. but one month earlier, mohit dupar and gustavo silva da cruz also drowned on the same beach. the fact that seven men drowned here in the space of one month has made this double inquest notjust about personal tragedy but also about beach safety. the coroner in this case said today that he wanted to make sure that it never happened again. at the time of both incidents, there were no permanent lifeguards on the beach. this summer, there are. the families of the men who died say they want lessons learned so no one else has to suffer this appalling tragedy. duncan kennedy, bbc news, on camber sands. are you getting enough sleep? scientists in canada are launching what‘s set to become the world‘s largest study into the effects of sleep deprivation on the brain. they want hundreds of thousands of people worldwide to do tests online, to see how much the amount of sleep we get affects our ability to function. here‘s our medical correspond

kobi saththiya nathan, his brother ken, nitharsan ravi, inthushan sriska ntharasa and gurushanth srithavarajahday out. their families came for the final time, to hear what happened to them and why they drowned. it was last august they'd all gone for a day trip to camber to play volleyball in the water, when this emergency took hold. today, a key expert on beaches and currents gave the fullest account yet of what probably happened; of how the five were playing far out to sea on these sand bars and were trapped when the tide turned. dr simon boxall said powering currents and water temperatures, 12 degrees cooler than a swimming pool, meant the men probably went into shock. the water was cold. they panic, if one of them got into difficulty, for example, the others would try and rush to help. you can see how what started off as a very enjoyable day on the beach could turn into the tragedy that it did turn into. rother council, which runs the beach, has put in life guards now, but said lack of money was partly the reason why there weren't any last summer, despite two recommendations from the rnli.

kobi saththiya nathan, his brother ken, nitharsan ravi, inthushan sriska ntharasa and gurushanth srithavarajah not make any effort to find the rest of the boys. they were in the rest of the boys. they were in the water for six hours. the rest of the boys. they were in the waterfor six hours. they the rest of the boys. they were in the water for six hours. they did not make any effort to find those boys. my brother was in there for six hours. the family say the council had been wrong to suggest people from ethnic minorities could not swim at ampersands and say they we re not swim at ampersands and say they were deeply hurt by that. my son did not come back. that is why we are fighting. to change something, not for us, because my son is gone, he does not come back, he will never come back. the father of the two brothers said families had to hear their children blamed for their own deaths. this was the moment last summer deaths. this was the moment last summer it became clear the men had drowned. the council said it had not pretend lifeguards before as the rnli had urged them to in part because t

kobi saththiya nathan, his brother ken, nitharsan ravi, inthushan sriska ntharasa and gurushanth srithavarajaher's day out. their families came for the final time, to hear what happened to them and why they drowned. it was last august, they'd all gone for a day trip to camber to play volleyball in the water, when this emergency took hold. today, a key expert on beaches and currents gave the fullest account yet of what probably happened; of how the five were playing far out to sea on these sand bars and were trapped when the tide turned. dr simon boxall said powering currents and water temperatures, 12 degrees cooler than a swimming pool, meant the men probably went into shock. the water was cold. they panic, if one of them got into difficulty, for example, the others would try and rush to help. you can see how what started off as a very enjoyable day on the beach could turn into the tragedy that it did turn into. rother council, which runs the beach, has put in life guards now, but said lack of money was partly the reason why there weren't any last summer, despite two recommendations from the

nitharsan ravi was one of the five men to drown.ne and lost their lives. the shock of the multiple deaths was deepened by the fact that just a month before, mohit dupar and gustavo silva da cruz also drowned on the same beach. mr dupar had gone into the sea to help mr silva but the two men lost their lives. at a time of both incidents in which all seven men died, there were no permanent lifeguards on the beach. this summer, rother district council decided it would station patrols near after what it called the significant and unprecedented deaths. lawyers for the families of the men who died said today that they were keen that the body should suffer the same appalling tragedy that they have been through. a minute‘s silence has been observed across the country to remember those affected by the terrorist attack near the finsbury park mosque in london last week. one man died and several were injured. a 47year old and from cardiff has been charged with murder and attempted murder. the royal navy‘s new aircraft carrier is due to leave doc

nitharsan ravi was one of the five men to drown.st heard they were all fit and all of them could swim. but one month earlier, mohit dupar and gustavo silva da cruz also drowned on the same beach. the fact that seven men drowned here in the space of one month has made this double inquest notjust about personal tragedy but also about beach safety. the coroner in this case said today that he wanted to make sure that it never happened again. at the time of both incidents, there were no permanent lifeguards on the beach. this summer, there are. the families of the men who died say they want lessons learned so no one else has to suffer this appalling tragedy. duncan kennedy, bbc news, on camber sands. the us supreme court has handed a partial victory to president trump in the legal battle over his attempt to impose a travel ban on six muslim majority countries. the justices will now consider in october whether the policy, which bans citizens for 90 days and refugees for 120 days, should be upheld or struck down. our washington corresponde