A security blunder at Manchester United prevented the Premier League completing the season on Sunday, with a fake bomb spotted inside Old Trafford only discovered to have been left from a terror exercise long after the game against Bournemouth was postponed. Police conducted a controlled explosion and later said that the ''incredibly lifelike explosive device'' had not been cleared by security contractors from a toilet inside England's second biggest soccer stadium after the security exercise. ''It is outrageous this situation arose and a full inquiry is required to urgently find out how this happened, why it happened and who will be held accountable,'' said Tony Lloyd, the police and crime commissioner in Manchester.
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