Two Britons have died from heart attacks at a popular holiday spot in Cyprus during a desperate rescue attempt after one of them got into trouble in the sea. Bernard Harris, 53, from London, and Christine Elizabeth McLeish Sugarhood, 66, from West Sussex, died after Mrs Sugarhood passed out in the water near Paphos. According to police Mrs Sugarhood went into the water to help her husband Montague - who is known as Norman - who got into difficulty in rough waves. Police say Norman made it back to shore, but Mrs Sugarhood then suffered a heart attack and lost consciousness, at which point Mr Harris swam out in another rescue attempt.
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Bernard Harris, 53, and Christine Sugarhood, 66, have died in Cyprus
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Mr Harris jumped into sea at Paphos after Mrs Sugarhood got into trouble
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Police say Mrs Sugarhood suffered heart attack passed out in the water
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Mr Harris dragged her to shore but also had heart attack after giving CPR
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Neighbours of Mrs Sugarhood described her as a 'massive fan of swimming'
Another neighbour, who asked not to be named, said: '@placeholder was a massive fan of swimming.