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Great Wilbraham death: Woman died from asphyxiation Great Wilbraham death: Woman died from asphyxiation
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A woman whose body was found in her Cambridgeshire home died from asphyxiation, post-mortem tests have shown. A woman whose body was found in her Cambridgeshire home died from asphyxiation, post-mortem tests showed.
Dr Helen Nicoll, 53, was found at her house in Great Wilbraham at about 06:30 BST on Friday. Dentist Dr Helen Nicoll, 53, was found in Great Wilbraham at about 06:30 BST on Friday.
Officers said they were treating her death as "unexplained pending further tests and inquiries".Officers said they were treating her death as "unexplained pending further tests and inquiries".
A 53-year-old man from south Cambridgeshire, arrested in connection with the death, remains on bail. A 53-year-old man from south Cambridgeshire, arrested in connection with the death, was released with no further action and his bail cancelled.
A police spokesman said further tests would be carried out "to provide clarity over the circumstances of her death".A police spokesman said further tests would be carried out "to provide clarity over the circumstances of her death".
The case had been passed to the coroner, he said.The case had been passed to the coroner, he said.
Dentist Mrs Nicoll lived at the property in Frog End with her husband, Stephen Nicoll, 53, also a dentist, with a practice in Harley Street. Mrs Nicoll lived at the property in Frog End with her husband, Stephen Nicoll, 53, also a dentist, with a practice in Harley Street.
Neighbours described them as a "loving but private" couple.Neighbours described them as a "loving but private" couple.