A Farnham woman whose body was found near cliffs in North Devon has been remembered as a much-loved mother, daughter, sister, partner, friend and colleague.

Marina Cameron, 56, a medical editor, was reported missing on October 7, Exeter Coroners Court heard today (November 4).

Ms Cameron had travelled from Surrey to North Devon before she was reported missing.

Police launched an extensive search, assisted by other emergency organisations.

Her body was discovered the following day, October 8, in the vicinity of cliffs near Combe Martin.

The provisional medical cause of death was recorded as multiple injuries.

A tribute page established in her memory describes Marina as a "much loved mum, daughter, sister, partner, friend, colleague".

Her family has requested donations in her memory to mental health charity Mind and Exmoor Search & Rescue Team, rather than flowers.

A celebration of Marina's life will take place in Grayshott on November 16, with mourners encouraged to dress to reflect her vibrant life.

The inquest into her death has been adjourned, with a full hearing to take place at a later date.

Anyone struggling with their mental health can contact Samaritans for free, confidential emotional support, 24 hours a day, by calling 116 123 or visiting www.samaritans.org.