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America's secret service agents tend to travel armed, but Cook Islands Police Commissioner Maara Tetava has publicly insisted that all weapons carried by foreign security details will be confiscated on arrival, to be returned upon leaving.

"I would urge supporters to leave the booze behind, as any alcohol will be confiscated on arrival at the station, and this could result in fans being refused travel by the train operator".

The newspaper was confiscated on one day and suspended publication for two.

The book was confiscated on day one and Ed was told it was inappropriate.

"I'm rather hoping that some of you might have been able to initiate [the duchess] into the special pleasure of Tim Tams, not to mention the unique experience of Vegemite, as our one and only jar of jubilee Marmite was confiscated on arrival here in Australia".

The men also said their passports were confiscated on arrival in Qatar.

One women said her pumpkin pie was confiscated, on the ground that pumpkin pie contained gel-like material.

They all also claimed that their passports were confiscated on arrival in the country, illegal under Malaysian employment law.

Advocates representing the woman say her medication including sodium valproate, which is used to treat epilepsy, were confiscated on arrival and have not been replaced.

It was not just my copy of the Guardian that had been confiscated on my arrival, but also my Richard Pryor CDs and my William Burroughs novel.

At the end of last year, when he had been back from Syria for almost a year, Begg realised that he too was about to face problems, when his passport was confiscated on his return from a trip to South Africa.