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Diana is a double amputee after a tragic train accident 19 years ago – running for a train she went to jump on board and fell down the gap resulting in the loss of one of her legs. She then fell under the train, which went over her remaining leg and electrocuted her twice. Prior to her accident she ran a press and PR company. After the accident, she married, had a daughter and later divorced.

Diana was heavily involved in Wheelchair Tennis and played in championships both in the UK and Europe. From 2003-2005 Diana was Chief Executive of the Limbless Association. Diana really misses dancing and, although she risks being an embarrassing mum to her daughter, she sees it as a way of accepting her life in a wheelchair.

Since Mark burst onto the International swimming scene, at the age of 17, representing England at the 1986 Commonwealth Games, he has gone on to represent his country more times and received more medals than any other male swimmer.

Out of the pool, Mark has become a familiar face on television, including appearances on ITV1's 'Beat the Star', Five's 'Superstars' and most famously hitting the dance floor in 2008 for 'Strictly Come Dancing' on ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ One. He also took part in (and won) the the Weakest Link Strictly Come Dancing special in December 2008, winning £15,900 for charity.