peter pugh knows the titchwell marshes well, but he became disorientated.i kept trying to escape but i couldn't. you know, i couldn't crawl because my feet got stuck. and if i stood up and tried to walk, the same thing, they got stuck. or i fell overagain. so, ithought, "well, at some point hopefully, they will start looking for me." he went missing on saturday. the drone filming these pictures found him on sunday. he remembers everything but the rescue. and then it took an hour and a half to winch him out. to actually see him and see he's still moving has got to be probably the best feeling i've had in my ten years in the police. it is dangerous. the salt marshes, it's one of those habitats that unless you've got a real familiarity with the very site—specific areas where you can and can't go, it is a bit of a lottery. you can be fine one day and then another day, you take a slightly different route and you can get stuck. more than 50 people helped in the rescue. we are just incredibly lucky that these people who take no glory and just help families like us

peter pugh, from brancaster, went missing on saturday while out walking.d been found alive. debbie tubby has the story. this is the moment the police drone found peter pugh in the tidal reed the bed 24 hours after he went missing and when his family had lost bed 24 hours after he went missing and when his family had lost all hope that the rescuers would find him alive. we all came to the same conclusion at the same time that we were never going to see him again. i have to admit that i thought, "i am going to be lucky to live." because i'm 75 and my heart's not going to be enjoying this. peter pugh knows the titchwell marshes well, but he became disorientated. trapped in this tidal reed bed lying in the water and unable to swim out and left drinking the freshwater. i kept trying to escape but i couldn't. you know, i couldn't crawl because my feet got stuck. and if i stood up and tried to walk, the same thing, they got stuck. or i fell overagain. so, ithought, "well, at some point hopefully, they will start looking for me." he went missing on saturday. the d

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police used a drone to track down 75—year—old peter pugh, who'd been missing for almost 24 hours aftertreated in hospital for hypothermia. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. we are continuing to see some very big differences in the weather across the uk today. although the sunshine is becoming more limited across the midlands and lincolnshire southwards, it is warm here and pretty humid. further north, as you move to northern ireland and in the south—west of scotland, there is more cloud and outbreaks of rain and it is quite a bit cooler. cooler air to the north and warmer, more humid airto the to the north and warmer, more humid air to the south. it has been turning wetter across northern ireland, some of the rain pushing into scotland. a few misty and drizzly patches of rain across the south—west, but warmer and brighter for eastern parts of england. overnight, the rain will move through northern ireland and develop more widely across scotland. and some rain also for the far north of england. it will keep temperatures probably into double figures, but it is much warm