Cyclist knocked over welcomes public apology
The cyclist knocked down by a motorist in Norfolk who then tweeted about it, has welcomed an apology from her
'Cycle Tweet' girl breaks her silence
A driver who boasted on Twitter about colliding with a cyclist has apologised for what she calls a "stupid tweet".
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Cyclist welcomes Tweet boast apology
The cyclist knocked down by a motorist who then tweeted about it, has welcomed an apology from her.
Trainee chef Toby Hockley was taking part in a cycling event in Norfolk on Sunday when the incident happened.
'Definitely knocked a cyclist off his bike earlier - I have right of way he doesn't even pay road tax! #bloody cyclists.'
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Cyclist knocked over welcomes public apology
The cyclist knocked down by a motorist in Norfolk who then tweeted about it, has welcomed an apology from her
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Riders arrive for horse trials
Competitors from around the world are preparing for the Houghton Hall Horse Trials which get underway today.
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'Cycle tweet' driver speaks exclusively to ITV Anglia's Jonathan Wills
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"I'm sorry" says cycle tweet girl
'Cycle Tweet' girl breaks her silence
A driver who boasted on Twitter about colliding with a cyclist has apologised for what she calls a "stupid tweet".
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Dramatic decline in wildlife
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A new study paints a bleak picture for the region's wildlife.
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