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About 1.4m people have already been relocated from the area.

Kidlington police station will be relocated to the force's HQ in the Oxfordshire village.

Tens of thousands of people have been forced to relocate from the area around the plant, and the livelihoods of nearby farmers and fishermen have been threatened.

Analysis of its accounts revealed that between £60m and £100m, which was due to be put aside as compensation for businesses forced to relocate from the site, is unaccounted for.

London's Brick Lane Comedy Festival had already been forced to relocate from the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, after four years at the venue, and subsequently lost funding from Greenwich council worth £15,000.

He set aside one neighbourhood for the Armenian silk traders he had forced to relocate from the border with Turkey, aware that they brought with them lucrative relationships that reached to Venice and beyond.

In the darkest days of the Blitz, air bases and flight training schools were forced to relocate from the onslaught on the south-east of England to more isolated spots in Wales and Scotland.

The public debate over climate change adaptation often focuses on rural areas Arctic communities forced to relocate from the vanishing permafrost, farming towns in the dust bowl driven out as their water table is sucked dry.

The evidence does not support the hypothesis that severe Hg pollution forced the capital to be relocated from Nara to Kyoto.

(The artist relocated from Manhattan to Poughkeepsie in 2002).

Later that spring, he moved to Hickam AFB, Hawaii, when Headquarters, Far East Air Forces (renamed Pacific Air Forces) relocated from Japan.