Flying tribute to killed pilot

Monday 19 September 2011 00:52 BST

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The Red Arrows fly over the Tyne Bridge as runners take part in the Bupa Great North Run in Newcastle. Dr Emma Egging, the widow of Flight Lieutenant Jon Egging, the Red Arrows pilot killed in a display last month, started the race in which more than 54,000 people took part. She wore the number four in tribute to her husband, who flew as Red 4.

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