Family of cyclist killed in London find woman accused of posing as her aunt

Kate Cairns said woman used her sister's name to oppose scheme that 'would have saved her life'

The family of a woman killed cycling in London say they have identified the woman they accused of pretending to be the victim's relative in order to oppose new protected cycle lanes in London.

Eilidh Cairns, a 30-year-old TV producer from Alnwick in Northumberland, was killed by a tipper truck in Notting Hill in the borough of Kensington and Chelsea in 2009.