A suspected money launderer gives up 45 properties after investigators used an Unexplained Wealth Order.
Read moreBy Dominic Casciani
BBC home affairs correspondent
By Dominic Casciani
BBC home affairs correspondent
By Dominic Casciani, Christian Eriksson and Steve Swann
BBC News
Dominic Casciani
Home Affairs Correspondent
Documents disclosed to the BBC have revealed how a woman managed to spend £16m in Harrods without raising suspicions.
Zamira Hajiyeva, currently fighting the UK's first Unexplained Wealth Order (UWO), used 54 credit cards - many of which were linked to her husband's bank - to go on a massive spending spree over a decade.
Mrs Hajiyeva risks losing her £15m home near Harrods - plus a Berkshire golf course - if she fails to explain the source of her wealth to the High Court.
Her husband is in jail in their native Azerbaijan for stealing millions from his state-controlled bank.
Read more here about the detail, including a payment for £433,389.79 at the Cartier jewellery till and how she spent £160,000 on Boucheron jewellery.
By Steve Swann
BBC News Home Affairs team