Mayor unveils cycling future
Boris Johnson has launched the first fully-segregated section of the Cycle Superhighway. The Mayor has also unveiled plans for similar improvements elsewhere on the road network
Cycle superhighway changes after another cyclist dies
The Mayor has announced major changes to his flagship cycle lanes - the superhighways.
At the opening of a new extension to one of them he revealed special segregated lanes will now be built in other parts of the city.
Today's announcement follows recent criticism of the highways by a coroner, and comes as the cyclist killed last night in East London was named. Our Political Correspondent Simon Harris reports.
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