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Five people were rescued after they were cut off by the incoming tide and got stuck on a sandbank in Cumbria.

The alarm was raised by a fisherman who reported people trapped between Roanhead and Hodbarrow Point on Tuesday evening.

Duddon Inshore Rescue and Furness Coastguard were called at about 20:40 BST.

"The group were rescued and returned to Duddon base where they were checked for injuries and returned to their parked car," Furness Coastguard said.

A Duddon Inshore Rescue crew, who had been doing maintenance checks after finishing a committee meeting, launched the inshore boat and sent two quad bikes to the scene.

Three people were rescued by boat and two by quad bikes.

"Furness Coastguard were also tasked to assist with the call out and gave a safety talk to the five lucky persons who were rescued," a spokesperson added.

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