An inquest hears that a father and a passerby died while trying to rescue two children who were swept out to sea at Seaton Carew beach in Hartlepool. The father, Wayne Taylor, 38, rushed into the water to help his young son and daughter after they got into difficulty. A 62-year-old grandfather, Ian Pascoe, also entered the sea to assist. Sources describe both men as attempting a rescue at the beach before they died. The inquest focuses on the circumstances leading to the children being swept out and the sequence of events during the attempts to bring them back to shore. It considers what actions were taken by those present and the conditions at the time of the incident. The reports state the deaths of Taylor and Pascoe occurred during the rescue effort, with attention on how the children came to be in danger and the response of bystanders at the scene.