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Thousands of flights have been cancelled due to an air traffic control glitch that has caused thousands of flights to be cancelled, and some passengers have been forced not to travel. After his flight with KLM Royal Dutch Airlines to Edinburgh was cancelled, Matthew Creed, 26, became trapped at Schiphol Amsterdam Airport yesterday. In the airport, he said it was "not comfortable" sleeping on a folding bed with 'pillows and blankets. Thousands of airline passengers have been left homeless around Europe after suffering flight cancellations as a result of an ATC error.

After National Air Traffic Services (Nats) were grounded on top of more than 1,200 cancellations yesterday, preventing it from automatically processing flight plans, thousands more flights were grounded today. Thousands of holidaymakers have been left homeless as a result, with some being told that they will not be able to get a flight home for a staggering 12 days. Families have been trying to find hotel rooms for their unexpectedly long stay, many at higher rates, paying hundreds of pounds per night. Some have also revealed how they had to beg relatives for money to help them get them home. The Civil Aviation Authority's chief announced today that passengers will be provided with food and drink as well as accommodation if delayed overnight. However, scores of people were reportedly required to spend the night on airport floors, with others complaining about the lack of a proper meal.

Following the game between Guanacasteca and Liberia, a riot ensued. After high drama spilled over in the match, footage showed players from both teams punching and kicking each other, and the game was temporarily suspended. A string of players violently attacked their opponents, and the result has been described as a "stain on national football" in the aftermath.

Doha's Red Lion pub has become a popular haunt for both home and overseas fans, who enjoyed a raucous night before the showdown between England and Wales. England and Wales face each other at the Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium for their final group B match, dubbed the 'Battle of Britain,' by hoards of supporters, and millions more watching back home. The Three Lions currently sits ranked in the top of the league and need only a point to guarantee their passage to the knockout stages, while Wales must win and hope for a favorable result between Iran and the United States. If old rivalries were supposed to be on display, the tense atmosphere in the bar was not conveyed by the bar's patrons, who erupted as laughter, music, and common chants from the characteristically vocal Welsh fans rang out.