The family of a great-grandmother who was knocked down and killed on a pedestrian crossing by a teenager riding an e-bike said she should have had years ahead of her.Gloria Stephenson was a fit and active 86-year-old and was walking her 10,000 steps a day near her Sunderland home when she was killed last May when Billy Stokoe, then 19, struck her on his e-bike.Daughters Julie Francis and Janine Murphy paid tribute to her, saying she was a clever woman who had worked hard, shown resilience throug

The family of a great-grandmother who was knocked down and killed on a pedestrian crossing by a teenager riding an e-bike said she should have had years ahead of her.Gloria Stephenson was a fit and active 86-year-old and was walking her 10,000 steps a day near her Sunderland home when she was killed last May when Billy Stokoe, then 19, struck her on his e-bike.Daughters Julie Francis and Janine Murphy paid tribute to her, saying she was a clever woman who had worked hard, shown resilience through adversity and cared deeply about her family and local community.Stokoe has been jailed for six years and nine months for causing her death by dangerous driving.