Electric bikes and scooters

A mum whose 14-year-old son Jacob Calland died in a crash is campaigning for tougher e-scooter rules.

Beryl says riders in Worcester have made tens of thousands of journeys since launching a year ago.

Maureen Welch, the mother-in-law of celebrity chef Aldo Zilli, was badly injured after being hit by an e-bike.

Police want to trace the rider of the e-bike, as well as any witnesses, after the crash in Leeds.

The Canal and River Trust says eight or nine are being pulled out a week in one city alone.

A report commissioned by a parish committee recommends making them legal.

Transport for London said it has been enforcing a new policy on rental e-bikes parking on the road.

Let's Go Electric takes place at the Priority Park & Ride site on Saturday 21 June.