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Former American senator told to 'cover up' T-shirt during Holyrood tour after flag design seen as 'political'
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A former American senator claims he was told to cover up his T-shirt during a tour of the Scottish parliament after its design was seen as a 'political statement'.
- A former American senator claims he was told to cover up his T-shirt during a tour of the Scottish parliament after its design was seen as a 'political statement'.
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- Former American senator told to 'cover up' T-shirt during Holyrood tour after flag design seen as 'political'.
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