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London helicopter crash victim Matthew wood killed in fire London helicopter crash victim Matthew Wood killed in fire
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A pedestrian killed when a helicopter crashed with a crane in central London died from severe burns, a post-mortem examination has found. A pedestrian killed when a helicopter crashed into a crane in central London died from severe burns, a post-mortem examination has found.
Matthew Wood, 39, of Sutton, also suffered a leg injury in the crash on Wednesday morning.Matthew Wood, 39, of Sutton, also suffered a leg injury in the crash on Wednesday morning.
Pete Barnes, 50, from Berkshire, who was the pilot of the helicopter, died from multiple injuries, the Metropolitan Police said.Pete Barnes, 50, from Berkshire, who was the pilot of the helicopter, died from multiple injuries, the Metropolitan Police said.
Twelve other people suffered injuries in the incident in Vauxhall. Twelve other people were hurt in the incident in Vauxhall.
Mr Barnes, a father-of-two, had flown for charter firm Rotormotion for 15 years.
Mr Wood worked at pest control firm Rentokil and was killed on his way to the office.
The helicopter hit the crane on top of The Tower at One St George Wharf, beside the River Thames, at about 08:00 GMT.
Cars and two buildings caught fire after the burning wreckage fell into Wandsworth Road in South Lambeth. About 80 firefighters tackled the blaze.