Ian Tomlinson inquest: special report

The pathologist due to give evidence at the Ian Tomlinson inquest has been suspended after being found guilty of serious misconduct in his reports into the death of a victim of the “Camden Ripper”.

The inquest into the death of Ian Tomlinson at the G20 protests in 2009 opens with the jury being shown detailed CCTV of events surrounding his death.

View an interactive map documenting Ian Tomlinson’s last moments at the 2009 G20 protests in London, where he collapsed and died shortly after being struck and pushed to the floor by a police officer.

The General Medical Council finds Dr Freddy Patel guilty of incompetence over his findings surrounding his post-mortem on the “Camden Ripper” Anthony Hardy’s first victim, Sally White.

A police officer who was not prosecuted over the death of newspaper seller Ian Tomlinson during the G20 protests in London is accused of gross misconduct.

A police officer who was not prosecuted over the death of newspaper seller Ian Tomlinson during the G20 protests in London is accused of gross misconduct.

The General Medical Council will announce later today whether it will bar the forensic pathologist who botched the Ian Tomlinson G20 post mortem from further practice, writes Simon Israel.

The forensic pathologist who botched the Ian Tomlinson G20 post mortem is to be suspended from further practice for three months by the General Medical Council (GMC).

The CPS admits it made a mistake about locations involved in Ian Tomlinson’s death during the announcement that no charges were being brought against the officer in the case, writes Marcus Edwards.

The pathologist who ruled Ian Tomlinson died of a heart attack at the G20 protests is accused of misconduct in four other post mortems. Simon Israel was at the General Medical Council hearing.

A report by the police watchdog criticises the Metropolitan Police’s planning for the London G20 protests in April, in which a bystander was pushed by an officer and later died.

The IPCC fails to prevent footage showing Ian Tomlinson moments before he was shoved by police at the G20 protest.

A police officer is questioned under caution and could face manslaughter charges, as a new post mortem into the death of Ian Tomlinson rules he did not die of a heart attack. Simon Israel reports.

How events have unfolded since Ian Tomlinson collapsed at the G20 protests in the London on 1 April 2009.