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Woman, 86, 'thanked' driver seconds before fatal crash

Woman, 86, 'thanked' driver seconds before fatal crash
BBC England Thursday 25 June 2026, 16:45 UTC 1 min read
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Maureen Sanderson died in hospital two days after being hit outside Iceland supermarket.

Maureen Sanderson died in hospital two days after being hit outside Iceland supermarket.
Maureen Sanderson (PERSON) Iceland (LOCATION)
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