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The two men told police others were driving their speeding vehicles in incidents in North Yorkshire.

A magistrate banned from the road after being caught speeding five times can continue to preside over driving cases, a panel has ruled.

Two camera operators who deleted records of speeding offences so their friends could get away without being fined or prosecuted have been jailed.

PC Miles Caffull continued driving police cars after being banned for speeding, the court heard.

PC Miles Caffull is charged with driving police vehicles despite having 12 points on his licence.

Thames Valley officers arrested more than 16,000 people between April and September, figures show.

Warning letters have been sent to drivers urging them to watch their speed.