A man has died after his car plunged over a harbour wall and into the sea.
Rescue workers tried to free the man who was trapped under water near Helston, Cornwall.
Devon and Cornwall Police said they received a call from a member of the public saying they had seen a car drive off the quay on Friday evening.
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Specialist water rescue teams and an RAF helicopter struggled to reach the white Rover hatchback, but it was eventually pulled from the water by a crane after almost two hours.
The man, the only occupant of the car, was taken by ambulance to the Royal Cornwall Hospital, in Truro, where he was pronounced dead.
Police said no other vehicles were involved.
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A man has been killed after a car accident in Cornwall, England. The collision involved a vehicle driving off a quay in , near the town of  in the county and into the sea at around 2100  on Friday, according to reports from members of the public made to the police and the coastguard.

A major rescue operation was launched with contributions from the harbourmaster, the ambulance service, the police, the fire crews, a helicopter and the . After roughly two hours, a harbour crane lifted the vehicle out of the water that it had crashed into. It transpired that the man was the only occupant of the vehicle. It is believed that no other vehicles were involved in the incident. The man was taken to the , which is situated in , by ambulance. However, on arrival, he was pronounced dead.

Now tributes are being paid to 20-year-old Jamie Hocking after his death. The family of the man have said that he will be "truly missed by all who knew him", describing Jamie with the words "loveable rogue". The family also expressed their thanks to people offering sympathy messages and support from others, as well as the emergency services who assisted at the scene of the accident.  are now asking any people who know of any information relating to the incident to contact them as soon as possible.