'Inspirational' 7/7 survivor hailed

A woman who became a 2012 Paralympics hopeful after losing both her legs in the 7/7 attacks was hailed as “truly inspirational” by a coroner today.

A woman who became a 2012 Paralympics hopeful after losing both her legs in the 7/7 attacks was hailed as “truly inspirational” by a coroner today.

Martine Wright, 38, described how she lost three-quarters of her blood in the bombing on a Circle Line train at Aldgate station in London in 2005.

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