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James Cheng-Morris

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Dog owners face unlimited fines under new law Original

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By James Cheng-Morris
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Dog owners now face unlimited fines and the possibility their dog being seized if they worry livestock such as llamas, alpacas and sheep, as new laws come into force in England and Wales. Changes to existing "livestock worrying" laws came into force on Wednesday (18 March) as part of the Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) Bill. The new laws also give police powers to take DNA samples from dogs suspected of attacking, chasing or causing distress to farm animals.
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Which cars could you be charged to drive in London?

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By James Cheng-Morris
| Yahoo Canada Verified
London mayor Sir Sadiq Khan is considering introducing charges on large SUVs driven in the capital, a new document suggests. James Cheng-Morris, Freelance news writer, Yahoo UK Fri, March 13, 2026 at 3:38 p.m. UTC 3 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. SUVs were mentioned in the latest document outlining Khan's Vision Zero scheme.
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The truth about claims 67 dog breeds are being banned in UK Original

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By James Cheng-Morris
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Claims that dozens of dog breeds could be banned in the UK have been dismissed as "misinformation". There have been reports this week that 67 dog breeds - including dachshunds, corgis and shih tzus - could be banned as a result of breeding guidelines released by an all-party parliamentary group.
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