Sleaford Mods cut gig short after Palestinian flag thrown on stage: "Don't ask me to pick sides"
Sleaford Mods have cut a concert short in Madrid after a Palestinian scarf was thrown onto the stage during their performance.
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Sleaford Mods have cut a concert short in Madrid after a Palestinian scarf was thrown onto the stage during their performance.
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