Tributes paid to man who died in A1(M) collision
The family of a man who died in a collision on the A1(M) have said their “hearts are destroyed”.
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The family of a man who died in a collision on the A1(M) have said their “hearts are destroyed”.
He died as a result of his injuries yesterday evening.
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