With police stop and search powers set to expand what are your rights? [tap to expand]
Police forces across England and Wales will be able to carry out searches in designated areas without authorisation from a senior officer.
The law is different in Scotland and Northern Ireland, but for the rest of the UK what exactly are your rights?Presented by Radio 1 Newsbeat reporter Nesta McGregor
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