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27 June 2025

Liveaboard fire survivors story - part 2

The second part of our featured interviews with the survivors of a fire that destroyed a Thai liveaboard in April, in which they speak about what happened and the safety failings that could have led to a far more tragic outcome.

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50 years of Jaws...

It's 50 years since Steven Spielberg's classic production of Peter Benchley's novel sparked a shark hunting frenzy. How have sharks fared since?

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Fastest world diver

A mother of two from Memphis has abssolutely smashed the world record for the fastest time to dive on every continent.

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Titanium update

PADI has teamed up with a number of top gear manufacturers to incentivise divers to refer their friends and family for training

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Titanium update

Scubapro launches a titanium update for its popular G3 dive computer, available with a transmitter discount bundle this summer.

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Summer 2025 print issue

Our Summer 2025 print issue is here! In this issue: Jenny Stock discovers new dive spots in Raja Ampat; Mark 'Crowley' Russell talks to Karen Fuentes, head of the Manta Caribbean Project; and Catherine Holmes discusses how one pier in the Caribbean provides a training ground for all types of underwater photography. Jo Caird talks to Helen Czerski about her award-winning book; photographer Colin Marshall gives the low down on submitting your best work to stock photo agencies, and we have all the winners of our recent Big Shot Living Together photo competition. Get your copy with a 3 month subscription for just £1 but hurry up! Print issues are in limited supply but you can still sign up to receive a digital copy with our 3-months-for-£1 special offer.

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