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Hang back, Google helped...
Most likely it would be a Fergana Badger, a small subspecies with a relatively pure, silvery-grey back with no yellow sheen. The head stripes are wide and occupy the whole ear. Its skull exhibits several features which are transitory between the Asian and European badger. Fergana Badgers are usually found in the right tributary region of the Panj River, the upper Amu Darya, Pamiro-Alay system and, not surprisingly, in the Fergana Valley and its adjoining southern and mountains.
However, the Fergana Valley is in Russia. Which isn't close to Cambridge.
Back to square one...