Mother saves sons from cliff fall
Ouch!!!!
Two children were dragged from a car moments before it plunged more than 220ft (67m) down a cliff in Cornwall. 
It is believed one of the boys may have let the handbrake off the 4x4 vehicle at Polpeor Cove, on the Lizard.
The family, from Gloucestershire, were on holiday when the accident happened at about 1417 BST on Thursday.
The mother freed the children, thought to be about five-years-old, before the car went over the cliff. The family is shocked, but unhurt.
Recovered possessions
Falmouth Coastguard said all the family's belongings were in the vehicle when it hurtled over the cliff edge.
A spokesman said most of its contents had been recovered - some by boat and some by the coastguard cliff rescue team.
"The car is all there, but they won't be driving home in it," he said.
"We understand the mother managed to pull the children out just before it rolled over the edge."
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