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 LONDON  AP  鈥?The mayor of greater Manchester on Monday demanded an inquiry into a security  fiasco  that saw Manchester United s stadium evacuated after a fake bomb was left behind from a security training exercise.The discovery of the realistic-looking dummy bomb on Sunday prompted the evacuation of the 75,000-seat Old Trafford stadium minutes before Manchester United s last game of the season was due to start. Army bomb disposal experts blew up the fake device, described by police as  incredibly lifelike.  Fiasco is the right word stanley vaso ,  Mayor Tony Lloyd said.  It was shambolic. John O Hare, Assistant Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police, said that  on appearance this device was as real as could stanley cup  be, and the decision to evacuate the stadium was the right thing to do, until we could be sure that people were not at risk. Police said the device discovered in a toilet just before kickoff was left by a private company after a drill using s stanley cups earch dogs last week.British media identified t Nxzk Party City employee refused to sell balloons for police memorial service
 BALTIMORE 鈥?Housing advocates are warning of a tsunami of evictions as Maryland courts began hearing failure-to-pay-rent cases on stanley cup  Monday.While there s a moratorium on evictions for tenants affected by COVID-19, renters will still need to appear in court and provide documents showing they can t pay their bills because of the pandemic. This includes lost or reduced employment, closure of a place of employment, need to care for a school-aged child, diagnosis or under surveillance for COVID-19. However, the defense only lasts while a state of emergency is in effect. Despite requests from this task force to the court system stanley becher  to the governor to extend the moratorium on evictions through the end of the year, no action has been taken,  said Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh during a virt stanley cup becher ual town hall hosted by Frosh s Covid-19 Access to Justice Task Force Monday afternoon.During the meeting, housing advocates encouraged renters to ready their defense as summons to appear in court start to g