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Air-sea rescuers, who had been searching / were searching / have been searching for missing yachtswoman Mary Unwin, have finally managed to have found / to find / to be found remains of a boat off the coast of Cornwall.
The wreckage, which is thought of being / to be / it was Mary’s yacht, was found / is found / found close to Sennen Cove.
Coastguards admitted / informed / assured that they were amazed to discover that the highly experienced yachtswoman had decided / had been deciding / was deciding to launch in what was describing / was being described / had been described as ‘treacherous’ weather.
The police agree that Unwin needn’t have / shouldn’t have / didn’t have to set sail in such dangerous conditions. Indeed, an alarm raised / was raised / has been raised barely twenty-six hours after Unwin’s vessel left / was left / was leaving port.
Mary Unwin, who / - / that was sailing solo on a 200 km trip along the Atlantic coast, is still to be found. Official reports state that investigations are carried on / are being carried on / were carried on and coastguards are warning / insisting / suggesting sailors to be more responsible.
The harsh reality is that if Unwin didn’t launch / hadn’t launched / wouldn’t launch in such dangerous weather, she couldn’t be / won’t be / wouldn’t be missing now. In fact, coastguards advise anyone who will have sailed / will have been sailing / will be sailing in the next few days to consider delaying their departure.