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The bruising episode for Standard Chartered, which until the summer was regarded to have preserved its reputation through the banking crisis, also includes the bank being forced set up "acceptable" compliance programmes.

Numerous armed group still operate across the country - both Seleka and Christian self-defence forces set up to tackle them, known as anti-Balaka.

"We went to many jails, to task forces," set up by officials to handle the campaign.

This week, a task force set up to support the workers has secured £7.3m to support apprenticeships.

He was tracked down by a government task force set up to find fugitives from New York and New Jersey.

Saudi security forces set up roadblocks and patrols across the capital after the attack.

The Israel Defence Forces set up road blocks and increased its presence.

Mr Tambunan had been picked up by a task-force set up by SBY to ferret out corrupt officials.

The former Strathclyde force set up a task force in 2005 to deal with the growing culture of knife violence.

After the group delivered its ultimatum to Hamas earlier this month, security forces set up dozens of checkpoints across the strip.

Britain was one of six countries supporting the community-led police force set up after the Syrian uprising in 2011.