A man from Leicestershire has died in a diving incident in a disused quarry in north Wales.
The man, who has not been identified, was recovered early this morning after a lengthy search.
He was diving on Saturday with two others at Aber Las, a disused quarry in the Nantyr area of Llangollen, when it is believed he got into difficulties.
His friends raised the alarm shortly before 2pm and specialist rescue teams, including divers from Yorkshire flown in by the RAF, took part in the search.
Chief Inspector Siobhan Edwards of North Wales Police said: "During the early hours of this morning the body of a man was recovered from the disused quarry.
"The next of kin have been informed."
Chief Insp Edwards added: "North Wales Police are not treating the death as suspicious at this time. However, officers will continue to undertake inquiries on behalf of the coroner. A file will be submitted in due course."
She said North Wales Police would like to thank all agencies and volunteers who assisted.
