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'Graphic CCTV' of cyclist death
The inquest into the death of 20-year-old Philippine De Gerin-Ricard is underway, the first cyclist killed on a so-called 'Boris Bike'. She was struck by a lorry on Whitechapel High Street.
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Calls for more protection after cyclist death
The mother of young woman killed using one of the Mayor's cycle superhighways has called for more to be done to keep cyclists safe. Twenty-year-old Philippine De Gerin-Ricar died after colliding with a lorry outside Aldgate East tube station in July.
She was the first person to be killed using the cycle hire scheme in the city. Speaking at her inquest today - which is the 2nd this week relating to cyclists' deaths - her family were shown CCTV of the moment she was killed. Luke Hanrahan reports.
Action must be taken 'now and quickly' over cycle lanes
Philippine De Gerin-Ricard's mother, Anne Boudet du Mochet, pleaded for road safety for cyclists in London to be tackled quickly:
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- Luke Hanrahan: ITV London reporter
Situation where cyclist cannot be seen 'must be addressed'
The victim's mother is speaking via a translator:
- Luke Hanrahan: ITV London reporter
HGV travelling between 17 and 19mph during impact
The Father of Phillipine de Gerin-Ricard shakes the hand of Richard James, the HGV driver, on his way out of court. The inquest continues with the police traffic incident investigator, who says:
'Very tight' distance between HGV and cyclist
- Luke Hanrahan: ITV London reporter
Inquest into first cyclist killed on so-called 'Boris Bike'
At the inquest into the death of 20-year-old Philippine De Gerin-Ricard, the first cyclist killed on a so-called 'Boris Bike'. She was struck by a lorry on Whitechapel High Street.
'Very very graphic' CCTV of Phillipine coming off her bike to be shown in court. Family being warned, they've all decided to stay. Many tears at Poplar Coroner's Court from the family of Phillipine De Gerin-Ricard - after CCTV of the moment she was struck was shown.