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http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/21519129

Television presenter Ben Fogle has spoken of his anger after someone spiked his drink in a pub with an unknown drug.

He says it happened last Friday while he and his family were seeing friends.

The adventurer says he was putting his children to bed after drinking at a pub in Gloucestershire when he "flipped".

He tweeted: "Whoever spiked my drink with mind altering drugs and put me in A&E with a psychotic fit. Did you think of the damage you would cause?"

Ben Fogle, 39, says he tried to jump out of a window and had to be restrained by his wife.

The Countryfile presenter first became famous on the BBC reality show Castaway in 2000.

He has since travelled to many countries presenting programmes including a documentary on Princes William and Harry on their first joint royal tour in Africa in 2010.

Ben Fogle filmed On Thin Ice in 2009 for the BBC He says he has never taken recreational drugs and felt like he was having an "out of body experience".

Ben Fogle's wife Marina and the couple's friends say they managed to lock him in a room while they waited for an ambulance to arrive.

He was then taken to hospital, sedated and kept in overnight.

The presenter has described how he spent days afterwards worrying that he was "going crazy".

He says test results have since come back showing that there was no neurological cause and that doctors believe the incident was due to LSD or a similar drug.

I empathise with his distress - it happened to me once and, like his behaviour, mine scared those around me - luckily, depite "playing" with traffic and pavements, I made it home safely and slept off the effects, although the following day (afternoon) I awoke on the bedroom floor, naked, shivering, confused and covered in cuts and bruises from head to toe - it took days to piece together some remnants of what had happened and what I'd got up to while "under the influence".