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not guilty Thomas Hanlon

E-bike rider

cleared over

crash death

AN electric bike rider wept
in the dock as he was
cleared of killing a pedes-
trian by careless driving.
Thomas Hanlon, 32, was
going more than 10mph
over the 20mph limit in
Dalston, East London,
before he knocked down
Sakine Cihan, the Old
Bailey heard.
Ms Cihan, 56, died the
next day as a result of a
“catastrophic” head injury.
It is believed to be the
first death of a pedestrian
after a collision with an
e-bike in the UK.
The court was told the
bike had a motor which
allowed it to travel twice
the legal limit of 15.5mph.
Ms Cihan had crossed
the road despite the lights
being green, jurors heard.
Hanlon, of Hackney, had
said: “She rushed out in
front of me to cross and
she didn’t even look at me.”

By EMily PEnniCK

from war-torn nations were blocked from

crossing by land into Europe after being

met with tear gas by Greek police.

There was a surge towards Turkey’s

borders with Greece and Bulgaria after

President Tayyep Erdogan said the frontier

would be open. More than 10,000 people

who have been trapped in Turkey for years

walked for several days from Istanbul to

the border, only to find the EU nations had

no intention of letting them cross.

They are now caught in no-man’s land.

At least 1,000 migrants have reached

Greece’s Eastern Aegean islands

since Sunday morning.

Turkey is home to 3.

million Syrian refu-

gees and has

another million on

its doorstep from

a new surge of

fighting in rebel-

held Idlib.

L a s t w e e k

T u r k e y

announced it

would stop

enforcing a 2016

deal to stop migrants

from reaching the EU.

Greek officials have

accused Turkey of orches-

trating a coordinated effort

to drive migrants across the

frontier. Greece fears

scenes similar to the 2015

migration crisis when

4,000 people drowned in

the Aegean and more

than a million reached

its shores.

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B y toM Parry Special Correspondent

despicable

Greek coastguards ‘try to capsize

migrant inflatable’ as boy drowns

GREEK coastguards appeared to push

back a migrant dinghy with poles in

film which emerged after a boy of four

drowned when an boat capsized

carrying migrants from Turkey.

The Syrian boy died in the early hours

yesterday, becoming the first victim of the

migrant crisis prompted by Turkey’s deci-

sion to declare its borders open.

He was one of two children taken to

hospital from the capsized dinghy, from

which 46 people were rescued off the

Greek island of Lesbos.

Another boat with about

30 Afghans arrived on

Lesbos and 32 others

were rescued off

another island.

B u t o t h e r

migrants had to

return to the

Turkish shore.

Footage appeared

to show coast-

guards pushing

back an inflatable

raft off the coast of

Bodrum, Turkey.

Screams can be heard

as the dinghy is almost

rammed by a coastguard vessel

speeding directly in front. A

smaller boat then

approaches, from which

officers lash out at the

migrants with long poles.

Armed officers patrol

the deck of the larger

vessel as the clash

continues.

It came as thou-

sands of refugees

pUSHED

AWAY

Coastguard

with pole

pushes boat

failED

attEMPt

Back to

Turkey

ColD

Afghan

boy on

Lesbos

arMED

Officer on

coastguard

vessel

faMily

Children

among

arrivals

on Lesbos

targEt Dinghy at

coastguards’ mercy