Cornwall's emergency services have saved a 56-year-old woman from her car after she spent a night perched on the face of a 300ft precipice.
The Vauxhall Vectra was spotted precariously clinging to the rock face at a beauty spot in St Agnes, near Newquay 9.25am on Tuesday.
A passing jogger who went to her rescue also became trapped and a major rescue operation was launched by coastguards and firefighters.
Rescue teams secured the vehicle in position with a winch line and scrambled down to release her and place her on a spinal board.
The woman was then airlifted to hospital by a helicopter from RMB Chivenor at around midday but is not thought to be seriously injured.
Coastguards believe the woman - the only occupant of the vehicle - may have been stranded in the car all night.
Watch video: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/8663729/Driver-rescued-from-deadly-cliff-plunge.html
The Vauxhall Vectra was spotted precariously clinging to the rock face at a beauty spot in St Agnes, near Newquay 9.25am on Tuesday.
A passing jogger who went to her rescue also became trapped and a major rescue operation was launched by coastguards and firefighters.
Rescue teams secured the vehicle in position with a winch line and scrambled down to release her and place her on a spinal board.
The woman was then airlifted to hospital by a helicopter from RMB Chivenor at around midday but is not thought to be seriously injured.
Coastguards believe the woman - the only occupant of the vehicle - may have been stranded in the car all night.
Watch video: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/8663729/Driver-rescued-from-deadly-cliff-plunge.html