51.   Colin Penna, coroner for South West Durham, recorded a verdict of accidental death.

52.   Recording a verdict of accidental death deputy coroner Andrew Tweddle said evidence showed Mr Still was travelling too quickly for the road conditions.

53.   Mr Tweddle said while the police evidence did not provide a complete picture of what happened he was able to record a verdict of accidental death.

54.   Mr Short recorded a verdict of suicide.

55.   No verdicts were recorded by the coroner in accordance with the usual practice when dealing with British soldiers killed in action in Northern Ireland.

56.   No verdict was recorded by the coroner in accordance with the usual practice when dealing with British soldiers killed in action in Ulster.

57.   He recorded a verdict that Mr Crossthwaite died of a prescribed disease.

58.   Merseyside coroner Roy Barter recorded a verdict of death by natural causes.

59.   Mr Barter, recording a verdict of accidental death, called for police and highways officials to stop traffic using the intersection.

60.   He did not record a verdict in accordance with the usual practice when dealing with soldiers killed in action in Northern Ireland.