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Two people rescued from beach after landslide

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HM Coastguard said the women had been "cut off by the tide and mud" and were picked up in a lifeboat

Two women have been rescued from a beach after being cut off by a mudslide.

HM Coastguard said the pair were "cut off by the tide and mud" after the landslide near Nodes Point, St Helens, at about 15:00 GMT on Saturday.

The pair were picked up in a lifeboat and "returned to shore" by Bembridge Lifeboat and Coastguard Rescue Team.

Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service added the rescue had taken approximately 90 minutes and both women were uninjured after being assessed by an ambulance crew.

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