The British seaside towns that face being 'swallowed' by the ocean within 25 years

dailyrecord.co.uk:

As an island nation, the Brits love nothing better than a trip to the seaside. Whether it's for a day out or a holiday, we naturally gravitate to our beaches in the good weather.

But some of our most popular seaside destinations could be underwater as soon as 2050, according to projections. Coastal spots that we have enjoyed for many years are under threat from rising sea levels and these places could be swallowed by the sea in just 25 years.

Data from Climate Central's risk map shows that areas near Peterborough could be among the hardest hit, with significant water infiltration predicted.

Further south, London is also expected to feel the effects, with the River Thames potentially overflowing its banks.And while it is worrying, many seaside towns are already prepared and have coastal defence systems in place to avoid damage to local areas, reports the Express.