Inquest into speedboat deaths
The inquest into the deaths of father and daughter Nick and Emily Milligan who were killed by a speedboat in Padstow in May 2013, is taking place.
'I've lost my husband, my life is ruined and I've lost my leg'
A doctor has told an inquest today how a mother who lost her leg in a speedboat accident in Cornwall last year told her 'I've lost my husband, my life is ruined and I've lost my leg'.
Dr Susan Mann, who was on holiday at the time, was on a boat trip when a family of six were thrown from their speedboat in the Camel estuary in Padstow.
Nick Milligan and his youngest daughter Emily died.
Victoria Milligan was treated by Dr Mann before she was taken to hospital Dr Mann said Mrs Milligan was cold and lost a lot of blood.
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Widow tells of her mistake in not using safety device
The widow of a man who died with his daughter in a speedboat accident in Cornwall has told of her big mistake in not using a safety device
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Speedboat's 'kill cord' was not worn
A report into a speedboat accident off Padstow has revealed that a father and daughter died after he tried to make a fast turn.
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Padstow speedboat tragedy findings revealed
A father and daughter were killed by their out-of-control speedboat in Cornwall after he took over the steering, investigators found.