Arrests made amid protests before Aston Villa-Maccabi Tel Aviv game
Six people have been arrested amid protests in Birmingham ahead of Aston Villa’s football match with Israeli side Maccabi Tel Aviv, police said.
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Gareth Ainsworth will be at Gillingham’s game this weekend against Bristol Rovers as he takes a big step forward in his recovery from heart surgery
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Man United's Amorim urges focus on future after Ronaldo criticism
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