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Uefa's financial fair play system for clubs in European competition will come into effect from 2014 and the Football League's announcement means almost all teams in the four divisions will be covered by spending constraints.

In France, a nationwide ban on chemical PPPs in public green spaces will come into effect from 2020 [42].

The news comes after the rail industry recently announced that a 2.2% rise in average rail fares will come into effect from 2 January.

The budget saw some new incentives for electric vehicles, in the form of company car tax bands that will come into effect from April 2015.

But optimism in the private sector comes alongside gloom in the public sector about the effect of cuts that will come into effect from April, says economics correspondent Sarah Dickins.

The new regulations will come into effect from 3 February.

This programme will come into effect from 2 February.

The ban will come into effect from 31 March.

Letters are being sent out detailing these, and they will come into effect from 3 July.

The changes, which will come into effect from next month, also follow BBC director-general Mark Thompson's suggestion that a stake in BBC Worldwide could be sold off.

The first changes will come into effect from 1 July.