Father and daughter who died in sea named

News imageBBC/Tamsin Melville Flowers left on a cliff overlooking a beachBBC/Tamsin Melville
Floral tributes left at the scene at Fistral Beach, Newquay

The names of a father and daughter who died after getting into trouble in the sea while visiting Cornwall have been released by a coroner.

John Peter Collins, 66, and Samantha Adele Collins, 32, from Doncaster, were pulled from the water at Fistral Beach, Newquay, on Sunday 26 July.

Both were pronounced dead at the scene, according to Devon and Cornwall Police.

Inquests into their deaths are due to be opened at Cornwall Coroner's Court, sitting at Pydar House in Truro, on Tuesday.

Police had previously said officers were trying to find a handbag belonging to Samantha, and appealed for the public's help in locating it as it contained items of sentimental value.

"At what is an incredibly difficult time for the family, they would take great comfort in being reunited with these belongings if possible," a force spokesperson said.

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