A French cyclist who was killed in a horrific road crash involving a HGV lorry has been described as a "brilliant young woman" in a touching tribute.
Emma Burke Newman, from Moulineaux, Paris, in France, was cycling at the King George V Bridge junction in Broomielaw, Glasgow, at 10am on Friday, January 27, when the incident took place. She was taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, but she was sadly pronounced dead a short time later.
The 22-year-old was just beginning her career as a designer and worked for New Practice, an architecture firm based in Glasgow and London.