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European Athletics Championships in Birmingham Faces Backlash Over High Prices and Low Attendance

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The European Athletics Championships in Birmingham is facing criticism over high ticket prices and expensive food, leading to lower attendances at the Alexander Stadium. Keely Hodgkinson's coach and BBC commentator Steve Cram have joined fans in expressing concern about the prices, with a barbeque pork roll costing £18.50, a bratwurst hot dog £15, and a bottle of water £3.95.

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