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The boat initially alerted the UK Coastguard around 8:40am on Thursday, July 7, about a mile north of Dunbar harbour, with the town's two lifeboats being deployed to track down and help those involved.

Britain will be hotter than the Caribbean mid-July as temperatures are expected to reach a sweltering 35C in the next few weeks - bringing the longest running heatwave the UK has seen

The South Queensferry RNLI were busy over the weekend as they came to the aid of a broken down boat in the Firth of Forth, as well as racing to a distress call on Cramond Island, where two individuals were cut off from the tide

The RNLI crew were called out in the early hours of Monday morning when a rowing boat found itself in trouble at sea

The RNLI were alerted shortly after 10am on Sunday July 3 and The Elizabeth Fairlie Ramsey vessel was launched.

Peter Hay joined the RNLI in February 1988 and over the course of 34 years has crewed both all-weather and in-shore lifeboats.

Police Scotland and the Scottish Fire and Rescue helped the RNLI with the rescue.

A team of volunteers from Anstruther RNLI were called out to rescue two women who got themselves into a sticky situation off the coast of Kingsbarns Beach on Saturday June 25.

The duo told rescuers they had been stuck for hours after strong winds blew them off the Fife coast on Sunday afternoon.

The three vessels from the GB Row Challenge hoped to collect environmental data.

Here are the headlines from the Daily Record website today.