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The local council in the Spanish resort of Benidorm has said it is totally fed up with sunbathers flocking to the beach as early as 7am to grab the best spot right by the sea, placing their towels down once they've found it

Last year saw a curfew after late-night gatherings resulted in vandalism and broken glass across the sand

The daughter is said to have thought she was putting the boat into the forward gear but put it in reverse and ran over her father who was paddling in the water behind her

There are big plans for the ‘run down’ town

The National Trust for Scotland has announced the Treshnish Isles, a unique grouping of islands off the west coast of Scotland, is now under its…

From Victorian splendour to faded seaside resort and back again, Exmouth is rewriting its story; Richard Collett checks out this town in the midst of revival

Benidorm, on the Costa Blanca, is one of the main places people go to holiday, attracting seven million Brits every year

Beaches in Orihuela Costa, on the Costa Blanca in the province of Alicante in Spain, do not have sun loungers, equipment hire or bars this summer as council contracts were not renewed

Drinking alcohol, smoking, reserving spots with towels and building large sand sculptures on Benidorm's beaches are all forbidden and could see tourists fined up to 2,000 euros

The remote island is only accessible via a boat from Tenby

Visitors are raving about this gem of a beach