Complete the passage: pick from possible candidates.

Kugannesan Balasubramaniam has been jailed for nine months for shunting a classic car so hard it killed the driver, pictured at Southwark Crown Court A short-sighted taxi driver has been jailed for just nine months for shunting a classic car so hard it 'folded like a penknife' – killing the driver. Kugannesan Balasubramaniam, 34, has been convicted of causing death by careless driving after ramming his Peugeot people carrier into the back of the 1963 MGB convertible roadster at 48mph. 'Inspirational' teacher Nick Sennett, 58, who had hired the classic car for a few days, suffered serious head injuries when his car was shunted forward violently near Paddington in London.

A tracking device inside Balasubramaniam's

OPTIONS:
- Heston Blumenthal recorded the driver was doing 48mph on a 40mph road
- Kugannesan Balasubramaniam recorded the driver was doing 48mph on a 40mph road
- London recorded the driver was doing 48mph on a 40mph road
- MGB recorded the driver was doing 48mph on a 40mph road
- Nick Sennett recorded the driver was doing 48mph on a 40mph road
- Paddington recorded the driver was doing 48mph on a 40mph road
- Peugeot recorded the driver was doing 48mph on a 40mph road
- Southwark Crown Court recorded the driver was doing 48mph on a 40mph road


Peugeot recorded the driver was doing 48mph on a 40mph road