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Police clamp down on foreign registered vehicles driven in Northamptonshire for longer than six months.
The BBC's Gary Duffy joins Brazilian police as they try to clamp down on the lucrative wildlife trafficking trade that sees millions of animals and birds seized from their habitats each years.
Motor tax evasion is three and a half times higher in Northern Ireland than in the rest of the United Kingdom.
People buying alcohol for under age drinkers in Northamptonshire now face £80 fixed penalties.
The City watchdog handed down fines of £22m in 2008 as it clamps down on mortgage fraud and loan insurance mis-selling.
Norfolk police are clamping down on illegal parking in a market town because of congestion problems.
Voice-recognition lie detectors are used by two Welsh councils in a bid to clamp down on people making false benefits claims.
A group of students threatens a clamping company with legal action after 40 cars were clamped.
Finance experts fear new laws in the US will affect jurisdictions such as Jersey and Guernsey.
Handing out promotional flyers in parts of Nottingham without a permit is to become an offence under new council powers.
Police clamp down on drivers who are breaking a 20mph speed limit on a city road.
A police operation targeting illegal car clamping in Lincolnshire begins.
The police say they will step up bail checks in Londonderry in a bid to clamp down on crime in the city.
Some colleges in England face more frequent inspections as Ofsted clamps down on those considered satisfactory or inadequate.
A London borough clamps down on parents who lie about their address to get their children into the school of their choice.
Police target alcohol-fuelled street violence in Aberdeen city centre as a clamp down continues.
A big rise in untaxed cars clamped and seized in Wales leads to almost 2,500 vehicles being crushed in a year.
Birmingham City Council writes to the government calling for car-clamping by private firms to be made illegal.
Police find children as young as 13 had been drinking during a clamp down on "youth annoyance" in Aberdeen.
Schools in the Isle of Man are clamping down on parents who take their children out of school to go on holiday.
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