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Ex-chief constable investigated over Israeli fan ban

Ex-chief constable investigated over Israeli fan ban
BBC News Wednesday 26 August 2026, 11:40 UTC 1 min read
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Craig Guildford, three police officers and a staff member face IOPC investigation.

Craig Guildford, three police officers and a staff member face IOPC investigation.
Israeli (ORG) Craig Guildford (PERSON) IOPC (ORG)
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