New G20 footage reduces victim's family to tears

Family members of Ian Tomlinson were in tears today as an inquest jury was shown harrowing new video of the newspaper seller dying at the G20 protests.

New G20 footage reduces victim's family to tears
Tue, 29 Mar, 2011 - 19:14

Family members of Ian Tomlinson were in tears today as an inquest jury was shown harrowing new video of the newspaper seller dying at the G20 protests.

Widow Julia wept uncontrollably as fresh footage was screened of the 47-year-old’s last moments after being shoved to the ground from behind by Pc Simon Harwood.

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