Thousands of villagers line the streets of Atherstone for the traditional Shrove Tuesday

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Thousands of villagers line the streets of Atherstone for the traditional Shrove Tuesday

Thousands of villagers line the streets of Atherstone for the traditional Shrove Tuesday ball game.
The 700-year-old game, which has often been marred by jostling and shoving, lasts for 2 hours and the winner is the person who has possession of the ball at the end of the game

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