Dead cyclist named by police as protests held
The cyclists has been identified as Abdelkhalak Lahyani, 47 from Walworth, south-east London.
Cyclists plan 'draw-in' at site of Tuesday's fatal crash
Cyclists are planning to stage a 'draw-in' protest at Elephant and Castle, where a cyclist was killed yesterday by a lorry. Protesters will draw chalk lines around an area they want to see segregated to help protect cyclists.
Next week's protest is being organised on Facebook:
Protesters also plan to stage a 'die-in', by laying on the ground with their bikes along the route of a segregated cycle-lane.
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