Body of woman pulled from the sea at popular UK beach

THE body of a woman has tragically been pulled from the sea off a popular UK beach. The coastguard raced to the water at 10.30am yesterday morning after reports of a body being seen. Cops and the RNLI also joined the scene at Llandudno in North Wales. They rushed to Gogarth Bay, a popular beach famous for adventurous rock climbing. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! It is considered some of the most serious traditional climbing cliffs in the UK. A body was recovered off the coast on the West Shore side of the Great Orme headland. An RNLI spokesperson said: “We can confirm that at 10:45am this morning (26 August 2026), Conwy RNLI’s D class inshore lifeboat was launched and a casualty was recovered from the water by the volunteer crew and transferred to Conwy Lifeboat Station.” A Coastguard spokesperson said: “HM Coastguard sent an HM Coastguard helicopter, a Coastguard Rescue Team and an RNLI lifeboat to an incident at Gogarth Bay, Llandudno, reported at about 10.40am on 26 August.”