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Motorcyclist dies in tree crash

A motorcyclist has died in a collision in Cambridgeshire.

The accident happened as 35-year-old Stephen Mason, from Wisbech, was riding along the B1165 High Road, near Newton, on Sunday evening.

Cambridgeshire Police said the motorcycle left the road and collided with a tree stump.

Police have appealed for anyone who was driving along the road at the time of the accident and may have seen the bike to contact officers.



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