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19:05 GMT 20:05 UK Death pool supervision criticised Adrian
Miles Adrian Miles was left paralysed after a rugby tackle A
swimming pool where a rugby player drowned was not being
supervised properly by lifeguards and managers, an inquest jury
has ruled.  Adrian Miles, 48, was using the pool to recover from
a spinal injury he had suffered after a tackle at a charity
match 15 months before his death.  He was found at the bottom of
the University of Wolverhampton's Walsall campus pool on 27 July
last year.  The inquest jury recorded a narrative verdict on
Friday.  They said the lifeguards had not been supervising the
pool properly and their managers had not communicated clear
safety instructions.  'Not paying attention'  Mr Miles' wife,
Ann, is now planning legal action against the university.  She
said: "Adrian was a remarkable man and a wonderful husband,
father and friend.  "Nothing can e