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UK: G4S creates footballing history in Scotland (link) G4S Events provided security for the first UK international football match to be held without a policing presence. See also: Football Security: Tightening Budgets, Reviewing Priorities

26 February 2013

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UK: G4S creates footballing history in Scotland (link) G4S Events provided security for the first UK international football match to be held without a policing presence.

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