Man dies after fight over parking at Bedfordshire Asda store A man has died after being injured in a fight outside a supermarket over parking. A 65-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter following the altercation at the Asda store in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. The row happened on Saturday afternoon when the two men were in the disabled parking area. The victim, 64, from the nearby town of Sandy, was knocked to the ground and was taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge with head injuries. He died on Sunday afternoon with members of his family at his bedside. Bedfordshire police said the victim would not be named until a postmortem examination was carried out on Monday. The two men did not know each other prior to the fight and police said just one punch was thrown after which the 64-year-old collapsed. Detective chief inspector Tim Redfearn, who is leading the investigation, has appealed for anyone with information to come forward. He said: "The men were waiting in the disabled parking area at the time and got into a disagreement about parking. We know they became involved in a disagreement which resulted in one man punching the other, knocking him to the ground. It would seem an argument over nothing has led to tragic and devastating consequences for both men and their families. I know the supermarket car park would have been very busy on a Saturday afternoon so if you were there at the relevant time please contact the police in confidence. The suspect left the car park after the incident and was arrested at his home nearby a short time later. He was later rearrested on suspicion of manslaughter.