Energy boosting drink played part in runner's death
A now banned performance enhancing sports supplement, played a part in the death of a fit and healthy young woman, who collapsed and died just a mile from the finishing line of the London marathon.
Claire Squires had taken an energy boosting powder and a coroner has ruled that it had contributed to her death.
After her death over a million pounds was raised for the charity she was running for - the Samaritans.
ITV News' Neil Connery reports:
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