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UPDATE: Man killed in road accident on A10 at Melbourn named

PUBLISHED: 14:30 30 June 2014 | UPDATED: 14:37 30 June 2014

Police have named a man who died after a collision on the A10 at Melbourn

Police have named a man who died after a collision on the A10 at Melbourn

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A man who was killed in a road collision on the A10 at Melbourn has been named.

John Mark David Hughes, 35, of Jesus Terrace, Cambridge, died when the blue Toyota Corolla he was driving was in a collision with a grey Volvo S80 and at about 5pm yesterday.

Anyone with information should contact the collision investigation unit at Cambridgeshire Police on 101.

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