UK storms: Yet another man risks his child's life to take pictures of the storm Latest pictures of people defying Environment Agency's warnings to avoid seafronts taken in St Aubin, Jersey Searchers in Devon are looking for missing student Harry Martin and two people have already died in the storms Man, 27, found on beach in Cornwall and woman dies after being rescued from the sea in Croyde Bay, Devon Family almost swept away on Friday by huge wave in Cornwall as they peered over sea wall to watch raging sea RNLI rescues 21-year-old student Edward Laxton after he was nearly swept out to sea in Aberystwyth, Wales By Mark Duell and Emma Thomas Thrill-seekers across Britain are still risking their lives by taking photographs of 40ft-high waves and defying police pleas to stay away from the coast. Yet another man was last night pictured risking his child's life to take pictures of the ferocious storms hitting the country - this time in St Aubin, Jersey. It comes after dramatic pictures showed how a student was nearly swept out to sea after he ignored warnings to walk out on a pier in stormy weather. Ignoring warnings: A man risks his child's life to take a photo with his phone of the incoming waves at St Aubin on the coast of Jersey Criticised: RNLI staff in Swanage, Dorset, slammed a man for standing at the end of a jetty in high winds with his pet dog Dangerous: Two men peer over the edge of the sea wall at St Aubin to look at waves crashing against the coast Meanwhile, searches resumed in south Devon for missing 18-year-old university student Harry Martin who was last seen leaving his home to take photographs of the weather - with more than 100 people volunteering to look for him. Officials around the country have pleaded with people to keep away as dozens put their life at risk by going to coastal areas to watch as the storm brought waves up to 40ft high crashing on to land. Elsewhere in Cornwall, Sergeant Regie Butler pulled a man who had been drinking from the sea at Towan Beach, Newquay after he had ignored police warnings about the fierce storms. Shocking: A man and child were almost swept away by a huge wave at Mullion Cove in Cornwall as they peered over the sea wall to watch the raging sea Aftermath: The family looked completely drenched in Cornwall after the wave came crashing down over them on Friday In Aberystwyth, Dyfed a man was rescued by lifeboat after he defied police warnings and became trapped when photographing waves from a harbour jetty. In the town, debris was strewn across the promenade, rail lines in north Wales were left buckled by the power of the sea and a road collapsed in Amroth, Pembrokeshire. The Environment Agency has already criticised people who lined the shore to watch the waves battering Britain's coasts. We would advise people to keep well away. These dramatic photographs show how a student was nearly swept out to sea after he ignored warnings to walk out on a pier in stormy weather. The RNLI were called to rescue Edward Laxton at 10am yesterday after he was spotted taking photographs on a jetty in Aberystwyth, Wales. As the weather raged around him, waves lashed against the pier and swamped the 21-year-old first-year Aberystwyth University student. Fearing for his safety, an RNLI team launched and rescued Mr Laxton from the end of the platform as the water threatened to engulf him. Despite repeated warnings to the public to stay away from the coastline, the man had walked to the end of the wooden jetty taking images of the waves. RNLI crews were forced to rescue a man who had ventured to the end of a jetty in Aberystwyth yesterday.