fifteen—year—old natasha ednan—laperooze collapsed during a flight from heathrow to nice two years agoering two epipen injections, natasha died within hours. our correspondent dan johnson is outside west london coroner's court. what is the latest? natasha's father has been giving evidence, a statement has been read on his behalf which describe how his daughter had suffered a number of allergies in june six daughter had suffered a number of allergies injune six months allergic to a number of foods that the family had taken great steps to avoid, planned their diet and checked every bit of food they bought very carefully for the ingredients to make sure it was safe for natasha. the statement described how on the day they were flying away on holiday to nice, natasha ednan—laperooze had bought a ba g u ette ednan—laperooze had bought a baguette at the airport, she ate it and said she felt and it it genius in her throat, she had taken a regular medicine that she used to suppress those symptoms, she said she felt fine so she got on the plane, about 20 minutes into the flight, plane, about 20 m

customers suffered allergic reactions to similar products in the year before. 15—year—old natasha ednan—laperoozeg a flight from heathrow to nice and died within hours. our correspondent angus crawford is following the inquest in west london. what has been said today? more details coming out? indeed. the court heard that in the 12 months before natasha died there had been 21 before natasha died there had been 2i serious similar events and nine of them had involved sesame, six of them the very type of that natasha aid which contain it and effectively led to her death. the 21 incidents, four were so serious that they lead to medical or even hospital treatment and a letter was read to accord from a young woman who had a life—threatening attack in 2015, similarto life—threatening attack in 2015, similar to natasha's. she had gone to pret and bought a similar sandwich and eating it and had a very serious reaction and she said her life was saved because her father is a doctor and he was with her so he treated immediately and took her to a very close by hospital which then gave her intravenous medicatio

an airport pret a manger baguette, which did not list the ingredients. 15—year—old natasha ednan—laperoozeespite her father administering two epipen injections, natasha died within hours. 0ur correspondent dan johnson is outside west london coroner's court. yes, that evidence from natasha's father has been very detailed and deeply upsetting here this morning. he wrote a statement which is read in court by a lawyer describing exactly what happened when they were off on holiday. natasha had bought a ba g u ette off on holiday. natasha had bought a baguette from pret a manger. she realised her throat was sore. she said she felt fine and it is about 20 minutes into the flight when she started to fear that feel a reaction. herfatherfirst gave her a injection but that didn't work. they went to the toilet on the pain where he gave her a second injection but she complained she wasn't able to breathe. although a call was put out on the plane for a doctor, a doctor was on the plane and came forward and try to assist, natasha slipped into unconsciousness. they tried to resuscitate but it wasn't until

customers suffered allergic reactions to similar products in the year before. 15—year—old natasha ednan—laperooze and died within hours. our correspondent angus crawford gave us the latest from west london coroner's court. well the court heard there were 21 similar adverse re actions. of those, nine related to sesame products and six to the type of bag etc she ate. the court was read a letter by a woman who had been just one in october 2015. she had eat an similar sandwich and had what she called a life—threatening allergic reaction to this. her life was only saved because her father was reaction to this. her life was only saved because herfather was a doctor. there was a hospital near by and she was treated with medication. the court heard that her mother, a gp, then rang pret amanager to warn them about the dangers of inadequate signposting. we heard from john perkins of pret a manager, who said they are reviewing the signs on fridges. he said they reviewed the signs and then injanuary 2017, they updated them to include full allergen advice. angus crawford. three people who were paralysed from

natasha ednan—laperooz became ill on a flight a short time after eating the sandwich at pret a mangerpackaging. and seperately, allergy sufferers who keep an epipen in case of emergency are warned that they are in short supply. the jabs are used to treat people going into anaphylactic shock, but supplies of the medication are affected due to manufacturing issues in the us. child versions of the injectors are currently said to be even more scarce. we had a situation only last week where a prescription was brought in for 2p for a disabled child and we we re for 2p for a disabled child and we were unable to get it. the medication is expiring at the end of the month, and the parents are saying what do i do? so as i said, i told them to hang onto their pens, not to dispose of it, and hoping that the situation is quite soon. londoners are being urged not to succumb to fast fashion, and instead recycle their clothes more, as well as wear the ones that are unworn in the wardrobe. the fashion recycling charity traid has found a quarter of londoners throw clothes in the bin rather than recycle