Beachgoers are being warned about jellyfish in the North Sea after a mum suffered the "worst pain of her life" when she was stung.
Kerry and her daughter Rose, from Edinburgh, were paddling at Cramond Beach when they were left in "agony" following the sting on Saturday, June 24. Kerry said her daughter was lucky she was wearing a full wetsuit and wasn't affected as much and she is now warning other parents of the dangers of swimming in the sea at local beaches.
"We just got back me and my daughter from Cramond beach. There were no signs warning us of jellyfish in the sea and we have been in agony for over an hour with really painful jellyfish stings," said Kerry.
