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Cyclist killed in road collision

A 32-year-old cyclist has been killed in a collision in Cambridgeshire.

Mark John Robinson, from Rectory Lane in Somersham, suffered fatal injuries in the collision with two cars in Fenstanston.

The accident happened on Low Road, half a mile north of Huntingdon Road, on Friday evening.

Police are appealing for witnesses, including the driver of a nearby car in front, who was not involved in the fatal crash.



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