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Appeal for witnesses as woman hit by Range Rover dies in hospital

Appeal for witnesses as woman hit by Range Rover dies in hospital
Sky News Tuesday 06 October 2026, 09:01 UTC 1 min read
The A70 Muirkirk Road near Cumnock [Image text:] 30 CUMNOCK GOOGLE STREETVIEW
Range Rover (ORG) The A70 Muirkirk Road (ORG) Cumnock (LOCATION)
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