Guests trapped in Britain’s highest pub since Saturday evening have finally been rescued after two snowploughs managed to reach them.<br /><br />Two farmers led a convoy from the Tan Hill Inn, in North Yorkshire, along a twisting moorland road to safety on Tuesday afternoon.<br /><br />However, four guests, including two German tourists and dog Agatha, decided not to risk the journey and stayed behind with the pub's six staff.<br /><br />Pub owner Andrew Hields said: “We got a call at 2.30pm to say they had made it."
