into the fatality recorded a verdict of accidental death.

or the marshals.Isle of Man Coroner Michael Moyle’s verdict is expected by early next week at the latest.It is anticipated that draconian restrictions on spectator access to much of the TT course will be put in place as a result, despite the fact that Jacob

and she showed no remorse. I feel gutted at the verdict."So, when she gets her licence back in three years time she'll be 78 with even less vision. Er, lifetime ban, anyone?

inquest verdict on three deaths at the 26th Milestone during last year’s Senior TT.The appointment was announced by Manx tourism minister Adrian Earnshaw, who heads up the TT coordinating committee, in the Island’s House of Keys parliament on Tuesday 29

.Westlake-Tritton is accused of being under the influence of alcohol at the time. As a provisional licence holder, he is also accused of carrying a passenger and not displaying L plates and driving without insurance.The trial will start later this month.Over to you, visordown

. The verdict was good but the real test comes on Thursday evening.

inquest verdict on the deaths of a competitor and two spectators at the 26th Milestone during the Senior TT last year. Moyle heard evidence that the spectators were standing in an official prohibited area but there were no warning signs and rampant

above the speed limit. Coroner Jennifer Leeming recorded a verdict of accidental death.

that section was 114mph.Recording a verdict of accidental death, Coroner Michael Moyle said it was not possible to say who was responsible for the two bikes colliding.'The two bikes touched and lost control then physics took over,' he added. 'This is tragic

collided with a Vauxhall Movano van on May 2 last year. The van driver, Ian Jones, from Haugh, near Alford, admitted careless driving.The biker's widow, Karen Holden, said she is 'disappointed' at the verdict."I can't help but feel let down. How are we