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Return of the Asbo: Labour's new 'respect orders' could see you slapped with £500 fine for 'feeding the birds' or 'swearing'

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“Return of the Asbo: Labour's new 'respect orders' could see you slapped with £500 fine for 'feeding the birds' or 'swearing”

Labour's 'Respect orders' could mean you will be fined £500 for 'feeding the birds' or swearing. The policy allows police officers and local councils to hand out fines for street drinking and littering as well.

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