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A pedestrian has been killed in a crash involving two lorries on the M1 northbound in Leicestershire.A pedestrian has been killed in a crash involving two lorries on the M1 northbound in Leicestershire.
Emergency services, including an air ambulance, were called to the scene at junction 23 at about 09:40 GMT following a serious collision.Emergency services, including an air ambulance, were called to the scene at junction 23 at about 09:40 GMT following a serious collision.
Leicestershire Police said the man "sustained fatal injuries" in the collision with two HGVs.Leicestershire Police said the man "sustained fatal injuries" in the collision with two HGVs.
The northbound carriageway of the M1 at junction 23, near Loughborough, remains closed, Highways England said. The northbound carriageway of the M1 at the junction has now reopened, the force added.
Earlier, Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service had said four lorries were involved in the crash.Earlier, Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service had said four lorries were involved in the crash.
No-one else has been hurt, the police added. Police said no-one else has been hurt.
East Midlands Airport, which is nearby, has warned passengers travelling from the south to allow for plenty of time for their journey.East Midlands Airport, which is nearby, has warned passengers travelling from the south to allow for plenty of time for their journey.
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