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 A woman has died after becoming trapped in a sea cave off the Dorset coast. 
  
 A coastguard rescue team was called to Tilly Whim Caves in Durlston, near Swanage, on Saturday afternoon, after a man swimming with her raised the alarm. 
  
 He was winched to safety but the woman, aged 30, had become trapped in the caves at sea level. By the time rescuers reached her she had died. 
  
 The man, 31, was unhurt. Rescuers were unable to retrieve the woman's body as it was deemed "too dangerous". 
  
 Portland Coastguard said the weather conditions were "horrendous" with gale force winds and high tide. 
  
 'Blow hole' 
  
 A Swanage coastguard search and rescue team spokesman said it made the operation extremely difficult. 
  
 He said: "Entry to the cave was either underwater, or though a narrow blow hole at the top of the cave. 
  
 "The rescue was considered to be at the very edge of our technical capability. 
  
 "With the light failing and high tide approaching, a final risk assessment was undertaken by the office in charge and a decision was made to deploy. 
  
 "The St Albans' cliff technician showed exceptional courage and entered the cave through the blow hole. 
  
 "On entering the cave it became apparent that the casualty had sadly succumbed. 
  
 "The difficult decision was taken that the recovery of the body at that point was too dangerous to undertake. The teams stood down at this point. 
  
 "Naturally at this time the team's thoughts are with the deceased person's family and friends." 
  
 Dorset Police said it was now dealing with the incident. |||||
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A woman was swimming off the south coast of England when she got trapped in a sea cave; amid "horrendous" weather conditions, the 30-year-old died before rescuers could reach her, the BBC reports. She and her brother, 31, had apparently been "coasteering"—climbing on rocks, then jumping into the water, the Telegraph reports. A bystander saw the brother struggling in the water, prompting rescuers' arrival; the brother, who was rescued via coast guard helicopter, told the team his sister was trapped. "The rescue was considered to be at the very edge of our technical capability," said a coast guard rep. There were two ways into the cave: "underwater, or though a narrow blow hole at the top." Rescuers apparently managed to talk to the woman for two hours: "She seemed to be out of the water, but there was no way we could reach her," said a team member. High tide on its way, an officer finally entered the blow hole. "The water was charging in through the cave, practically filling it up, and then shooting up the hole, pushing the officer back up," said a spokeswoman. That's when rescuers realized the woman had died; recovering her body until the weather abated was determined to be "too dangerous."