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1:05pm Tuesday 1st July 2008
A student teacher who was just about to start her new career has been killed in a car crash.
Claire Cordon, a student at St Mary's University College, Twickenham, had been travelling to Glastonbury with fiancé Richard Patterson and Kingston University student Gemma Parker, when the accident happened last Wednesday.
The 26-year-old from Epsom died after she lost control of the blue Peugeot she was driving west on the A303 at Charnage Hill near Mere at 9.10am.
The Peugeot struck a HGV in front of it, then spun across the road and was hit by another HGV travelling up the hill.
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Kate Douglas, Ormskirk says...
12:37pm Thu 3 Jul 08
My Deepest Sympathies.