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A Northampton graduate has launched one of the first anti-drone security companies, offering products such as a firing net, similar to Spider-Man's web, to capture nuisance flying machines.

Sales of the unmanned flying devices have dramatically increased over the past two years, but it has led to a three-fold increase in drone-related incidents being reported to police.

Richard Gill said: "After seeing reports of drones being used irresponsibly near airports and flying drugs into prisons I thought that I should do something about it."