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Driver dies in two-car collision

A 21-year-old man was killed when his car was involved in a collision with another vehicle in Cambridgeshire.

James Norton, from Camargue Drive, March, died when his Toyota Corolla collided with a Chevrolet Lacetti in March Road, Wisbech.

The 60-year-old driver of the Chevrolet suffered minor injuries in the accident on Sunday.

Cambridgeshire Police have appealed for anyone who witnessed the collision to contact them.



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