England Team Chef Stopped From Boarding World Cup Train

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England Team Chef Stopped From Boarding World Cup Train

England’s World Cup travel plans hit a brief snag when the team chef was stopped from boarding a train. Security staff intervened at a metal detector because he was carrying cooking knives, which rail rules classify as prohibited sharp objects. The issue was resolved without incident, and England later arrived at their hotel to receive the planned welcome party.

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