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Published 11:12 1 Jun 2024 BST
Updated 11:12 1 Jun 2024 BST

Last night's Women's Euro 2025 qualifier between Scotland and Israel was delayed for over thirty minutes.
That was after a man made his way onto the pitch and chained himself to a goalpost in protest against Israel's ongoing war with Palestine.
More people were killed as the week progressed, prompting the UN to warn of a potential famine in the enclave.
The man chained his neck to the post which caused complications for the Scottish Police at Hampden Park, but he was eventually marched away at 7.20pm.
The Scottish FA decided the game should be played behind closed doors to prevent such disruptions and "maintain public safety".
They succeeded on the safety front, but there were more peaceful protests outside the ground, with charities like 'Scottish Friends of Palestine' calling for an immediate ceasefire.
Before the match kicked off, the Israel team made a statement of their own by holding up a picture of Israeli hostage Naama Levy.
She was taken hostage by Hamas on October 7.
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