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Police boss cancels 'ridiculous' theatre tour

Police boss cancels 'ridiculous' theatre tour
BBC Politics Wednesday 16 September 2026, 19:26 UTC 1 min read
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Colin Sutton tells a meeting that he has pulled out of a 127-date tour due to residents' reaction.

Colin Sutton tells a meeting that he has pulled out of a 127-date tour due to residents' reaction.
Colin Sutton (PERSON)
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