Phil Crow, 68, dies after entering the water at Tregirls Beach near Padstow in Cornwall, according to multiple reports. He dies on Monday afternoon while the beach is busy, with coverage describing the day as unusually crowded due to hot weather and a public holiday. The accounts agree that Crow attempts to save relatives in or near the water. One report says he tries to save two relatives, while another focuses on an incident involving his granddaughter and describes it as a drowning rescue attempt. Another outlet reports that Crow suffers “cardiac arrest,” presenting it as the cause of death following his rescue actions. The reports identify him as a local grandfather and describe him as a hero in the context of the rescue. The information provided across sources centers on the location, timing, his age, the rescue attempt involving family members, and that he dies after going into the water. No additional official details about the circumstances or an investigation are included in the supplied text.