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Chris Eubank's truck clamped in Chelsea

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Former heavyweight boxer Chris Eubank returns to find his large Peterbilt truck clamped by parking attendants in Chelsea, London.

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Former heavyweight boxer Chris Eubank returns to find his large Peterbilt truck clamped by parking attendants in Chelsea, London.

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3 March 2004

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