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An executive head chef is suing an Audi driver for £1.8million after he was knocked off his motorbike on his way to work.
Cristian Bravaccini, 39, is executive head chef at Roka, an exclusive London-based Japanese restaurant group known for its luxury Wagyu beef dishes.
But he claims his £100,000-a-year career could be ended because he now struggles to spend hours on his feet doing gruelling shifts in charge of kitchens after being knocked off his motorbike by an Audi driver in February 2017.
The Italian-trained chef says he was riding on the A2 when he was knocked over, sustaining serious leg injuries which have blighted his career.