Prince Charles's estate was warned about beach danger before man died

Duchy of Cornwall was told in April that storm damage had left Crantock beach where Oneil Din died more dangerous

Prince Charles's private estate was repeatedly warned about the danger posed by a Cornish beach it owns before an incident in which a man died after being swept out to sea.

Councillors told the Duchy of Cornwall as the summer season approached that someone could die at Crantock beach because storm damage had made the water more dangerous.