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Circus star Gerry Cottle dies of COVID aged 75

Sky News Wednesday, 13 January 2021 ()
Circus star Gerry Cottle dies of COVID aged 75Circus star Gerry Cottle has died of coronavirus aged 75, his agent has said.
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