Being in a loving relationship often means putting somebody else's feelings before your own. But one man decided that sometimes it's best to be selfish as he sat and watched his girlfriend fall off a cliff. The woman desperately tried to grab her boyfriend's leg in an attempt to save herself but the quick-thinking male moved away.

As Princess Diana's (left of left-hand image) royal protection officer, Ken Wharfe watched her bring up her two young sons, deal with being married to Prince Charles, and her relationship with Camilla Parker-Bowles (right of left-hand image). Mr Wharfe said: 'It was a polo accident that brought about an effective separation, in 1990. Charles fell from his horse and broke his arm, and Diana went to his bedside at Cirencester hospital, not far from Highgrove. A few minutes later, she left. Charles had made it clear her presence was not wanted. A few minutes later, Camilla arrived.'

Australian hurdler Michelle Jenneke (left) wowed fans with a series of snaps posted from her Olympic training base in Florida. She flaunted her ripped abs and toned torso in a series of snaps posted to her 200,000 followers on Instagram (right). Jenneke rose to internet fame in 2012 with her trademark 'jiggling' warm-up dance.

Day two of the Rio Games brought more gold, bronze and more than a little heartbreak for Australia. We sit in third place on the medal table with three gold and three bronze medals. Highlights include an incredible fightback by shooter Catherine Skinner (inset) to take gold in the women's trap. A sterling effort by the men's 4x100 relay team to win bronze (bottom right) was a vast improvement on London 2012's dismal effort, but not enough to get past the world-beating Americans led by Michael Phelps, who won his nineteenth gold medal. There was heartbreak for gymnast Larrissa Miller (top right), whose routine collapsed in a heap when she mistimed her landing and ended up on her backside, causing hwer to burst into tears as the judges posted their scores. It was no-holds-barred in the women's rugby sevens match between Australia and the USA, where Ellia Green wore a vicious head clash in the opening tackle (centre and bottom left).

An emotional Emma McKeon was too upset to speak after coming fifth in the women's 100m butterfly final and narrowly missing out on a medal. 'It was bad,' was all the distressed swimmer could say after she finished narrowly behind gold medal winner Sarah Sjostrom of Sweden. A visibly distraught McKeon tried to speak to Channel 7 directly after the race but she was too upset for words and ended up walking away off camera towards the changing area. Canada's Penny Oleksiak finished second in the final and Dana Vollmer of the USA was third.

NEW Viewers of a men's swimming event in Rio on Sunday were left baffled by the presence of a lifeguard during the contest. The poolside aid was pictured in the background of a swimming event looking extremely bored as viewers noted that the woman's skills were unlikely to be required by the expert athletes. According to Brazilian law, it is a legal requirement to have a lifeguard on duty at all times in any public pool over a certain size. However, this did not stop viewers of the sporting event from taking to Twitter (right) to express their bewilderment over the lifeguard's appearance (left).

Australian gymnast Larrissa Miller has broken down in tears (main) after a fall on her final tumble (inset) ruined what would have been a perfect floor routine - all-but ending her Rio Olympics campaign. Miller, Australia's sole artistic gymnast at the Games, was competing for a spot in the apparatus finals on the uneven bars and floor, and had produced a sublime display up until the final few seconds of her floor routine.

NEW A Staffordshire bull terrier cross has suffocated to death after a random attacker wrapped duct tape around his head, leaving an elderly owner distraught. The nine-year-old rescue dog, named Toby, was found dead following an unprovoked attack in the backyard of a Melbourne property on Abercarn Avenue in Craigieburn last Tuesday night. Victoria Police claimed an intruder had entered the home that was fenced off, and wrapped the dog's entire head, causing him to struggle for air.

A mother from Maryland has changed her newborn daughter's name from Ottilie to Margot after no one, not even her grandmother, could pronounce it. Carri Kessler (left) and her husband Michael initially loved the name, which was inspired by one of Mrs Kessler's British friends. But after a few months they tired of people not knowing how to say it, and decided to rename their daughter.

Michael James Quinn (left), 27, is facing a judge-alone trial after being accused of fatally stabbing his girlfriend Cherie Vize (right) in a jealous fit of rage in the front yard of his family home in Wollongong. Quinn became enraged after finding out Ms Vize was seeing another man she had met on an online dating site, the NSW Supreme Court heard on Monday. He allegedly turned the knife on himself after attacking his girlfriend, and is now a paraplegic.

NEW First popularised by food bloggers, the 'meal prep' craze has spread like wildfire as men and women from around the world post proud photos on Instagram to display their creations (pictured). And they're definitely on to something. Cooking huge batches of food and individually portioning it as meals to last the week is a great way to save time and keep diet plans on track - although you will need a lot of Tupperware.

A beauty blogger from California has uploaded a video showing how to make a DIY charcoal mask to help clear out pores, using only two ingredients, with amazing results. Ana Chavarria (left), who goes by the Instagram handle itsme.ana, uploaded the clip last Sunday and it has already received more than 34,000 views. In it, she shows how to mix activated charcoal with school glue (inset) to make a mask that will peel off and take blocked pores with it. She even convinced her boyfriend (right) to try it out.

Mother-of-three Emma Johnson, 35, from Liverpool, waited for the room at the Light Cinema in nearby New Brighton to empty before taking a snap with George, six, Ava, eight and first-time cinema-goer seven-month-old Harper. But when the family, who were watching new Disney Pixar film Finding Dory, looked at the photo after they returned home they discovered they were not alone - a spectral figure appeared to have joined them. Ms Johnson, a carer, says she was forced to tell her children that the ghostly apparition was a marketing ploy to promote the new Ghostbusters film to stop them from being scared.

NEW Helena Hanson, 32, from Pulborough in West Sussex, ballooned to a size 26 (left) after marrying her husband 33-year-old Matthew in 2007. Although she was a size 10 when they met in 2001 through mutual friends, Helena admits she became 'complacent' following cosy nights in - gaining 12st 6lbs. Helena was finally inspired to lose weight (pictured at a size 12 centre and right) after she was fat shamed by strangers in her local pub who called her a 'fat cow', so she joined Weight Watchers and gave her diet an overhaul.

A learner driver was allegedly drunk, on drugs and speeding without headlights when he crashed his car in Melbourne causing the death of the son of AFL legend Brett Ratten (left). Cooper Ratten (right) was sitting in the back seat of the car in August last year car when it veered off a road in Victoria and rolled - throwing the 16-year-old 65 metres from the vehicle (inset). The 18-year-old accused, who was 17 at the time, is facing court after pleading guilty to one count of culpable driving causing death. Cooper's family made emotional statements in court on Monday. 'Our family is broken and will never be the same again,' mother Sharyn Ratten said.

NEW The distraught family of an elderly couple who were married for almost 67 years say they are 'still together' after the pair died suddenly in a tragic car accident. Helen Marion Ashley (left), 85, and her husband Nelson Richard Ashley (right), 87, sustained serious injuries after Ms Ashley drove into an intersection and collided with another car west of Christchurch, on New Zealand's South Island, on Friday. The couple, who 'did everything together', were rushed to Christchurch Hospital but their injuries were too extensive and they died only hours apart later that day.

This perfectly timed picture could fool you into thinking the photographer has captured a giraffe with two heads.The baffling photo, snapped by amateur photographer Ole Mortensen in South Africa, perfectly blends two giraffes together with their heads facing opposite directions. But we can see why you might be fooled by the mirror image, even the giraffes necks are the same length and their facial features identical. Ole, a 56-year-old offshore process technician, from Denmark, took the picture when he was in South Africa on holiday in June.

After the wedding this weekend of Charlie Gilmour, adopted son of Pink Floyd guitarist David, he and his bride, Janina Pedan, leapt starkers into a West Sussex river in front of their guests (pictured left). For the wedding ceremony (right), the couple sported floral headdresses, with set designer Janina wearing a floor-length floral dress and white veil. Gilmour opted for a pale-blue shirt, mustard trousers and no shoes.

ISIS fighters in Afghanistan have released photos they claim show they have captured weapons and equipment that belonged to U.S. soldiers (top right and bottom right). The photos, which were published on social media on Saturday, show an American portable rocket launcher, radio, grenades, and identification cards for U.S. army soldier Ryan Larson (left). But the U.S. military command in Kabul denied any suggestion Larson had been captured, and said instead the equipment was 'left behind' after a previous operation in the area.

Dance coach Elizabeth Marberry, from Colorado, was heavily pregnant when she recorded a video of herself dancing. In the video she pirouettes, leaps and does jazz hands - all without missing a beat (left). She uploaded the amazing video to prove that she can still dance and have fun even though she was very pregnant (right). 'I hope it makes you smile and laugh (because watching a pregnant lady attempt to dance is pretty hysterical),' Ms Marberry said. 'I also hope it empowers other pregnant women to keep pursuing whatever makes them happy.'

John O'Brien says his life was saved when he met police media advisor Michelle Minehan (pictured together left and right) after the devastating Rozelle fire in which he lost his wife Bianka O'Brien, 31 and their 11-month-old baby Jude (inset). The two developed a close friendship after Mr O'Brien wrote a statement for the media with assistance from Ms Minehan. Adeel Ahmad Khan, 46, killed Ms O'Brien, Jude and their neighbour Chris Noble in the early hours of September 4, 2014, when he set fire to his ground-floor shop to claim $225,000 in insurance money.

Elyse Miller-Kennedy, from far north Queensland, was taking part in Miss World Australia just last week, but is now in a critical condition at Townsville Hospital after a horror head-on collision. The Year 12 student had only received her driver's licence five weeks before the crash, but police said the collision was not her fault. 'The investigations clearly show Elyse was a completely innocent party in this tragedy,' Forensic Crash investigator Scott Ezard said.

Millie Bobby Brown (left), 12, the British actress who is the breakout star of hit Netflix show Stranger Things (right), has revealed her family 'went broke' supporting her dream of being an actress. In her first ever interview, Millie reveals the remarkable faith her family (inset) have shown in her talent, which has seen them pushed to the brink of bankruptcy. But the show has now transformed their lives and she is on the verge of big things, according to US magazine Variety.

A Border Collie has been captured in a heart-warming video helping to push a toddler on a swing in a local park. In the clip the dog jumps up and uses its front paws to push the little girl forward on the swing, as her dad watches on. The entire family seems to enjoy the trick, with both the dad and daughter laughing, and the dog enthusiastically jumping up each time.

It has been 30 years since one of the most iconic Australian movies of all time hit cinemas in 1986. We take a look at some of the film's favourite faces and see what's become of them since the movie's release, including (left to right) Mark Blum, David Gulpilil, Linda Kozlowski and Mick himself, Paul Hogan. Despite the blockbuster success, few of the cast went on to have prolific screen careers and though many had colourful off-camera lives it wasn't always for the right reasons.

Jade Hameister, from Melbourne, was just 14 years old when she made the gruelling journey across the ice to the North Pole (left, right). And now, the Year 9 student aims to be the youngest person to complete the Polar Hat Trick: a journey to the North Pole, South Pole and Greenland Crossing. Jade tells Daily Mail Australia about her incredible 11-day journey with her father Paul Hameister (inset) in April that saw her battle temperatures of minus 30 degrees, suffer frostnip on her things and bottom and trek across open water and ice rubble. But it was not the physical aspect of the journey that hit hardest, but the inescapable cold.

An adorable Tasmanian devil joey has been filmed playing with his keeper in a heart-warming video posted to Facebook on Friday. The video has been viewed over one million times and shows the tiny marsupial nuzzling his keeper, Tim Faulkner, while curled up in his hands (left) and running behind him in a grassy field (right). Mr Faulkner uploaded the video in a bid to raise awareness of the declining species commenting that losing the species forever would break his heart.

The bunker was built in 1952, at Barnton Quarry, Scotland, near the Windsor family residence of Holyroodhouse. The once-secret structure extends more than 100ft beneath the surface. Pictures give a glimpse into the run-down remains of one of the UK's Regional Seats of Government, which would have acted as a base for operations in the event of a Soviet nuclear attack. The shots were snapped by Manchester artist, photographer and film maker Andrew Brooks, 39, as part of his Secret Cities project.