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A former Morgan Stanley banker was allegedly given a fake job title in an attempt to deceive EU regulators. In a recent Frankfurt court hearing, the senior banker accused his former employer of fabricating his job title, "head of loan trading", due to relocation requirements of key staff post-Brexit

Donald Trump has launched a trainer collection that has reportedly already sold out. The trainers are covered in a gold finish and have been dubbed the "Never Surrender High-Tops. Just 1,000 trainers were released as part of the collection, with each pair numbered and ten of them autographed by the

A rare Celtic coin found by a metal detectorists in a field has sold for £4,400 at auction.

A man who had been living rent-free in the New Yorker Hotel is facing charges of filing false property records after attempting to claim ownership of the building. Mickey Barreto, a 48-year-old man from New York City, was living in the property for free by exploiting a local housing law that al

A £2 Lord Kitchener coin with a rare mistake has been sold at auction for £1,000.

Former Formula 1 champion, Jenson Button, has been faced with legal action over the sale of a classic 1970 Ford Bronco. Businessman Leo Eccles alleges that Button falsely claimed ownership of the vehicle, which allegedly belonged to Button's now-wife, Brittny Ward. Eccles paid $166,000 (around &poun

Hundreds of Sir Elton John's belongings are being sold at auction.

A village in France has voted to ban people from using their smartphones in public. Seine-Port, a village of fewer than 2,000 people around an hour's drive from Paris, backed the measure in a local referendum earlier this month, The Guardian reports.

Neighbours living next to a dilapidated house in Birmingham have revealed their shock at it being listed on the market.

A police officer who sold his trousers online for a miserly sum has been demoted. Owen Hurley, an inspector with Hertfordshire Police, sold his police-issue trousers on Vinted for £4, the BBC reports.

In an unexpected turn of events, a 285-year-old lemon has been sold at auction for a final price of £1,400. Discovered hidden in a 19th-century cabinet, the 18th-century fruit from 1739 became the star of the auction, fetching a over 23 times its estimated price.

A pair of Michael Jordan championship Air Jordan trainers have been sold for a record-breaking $8m (£6.33m) at auction.

A fraudster has succeeded in swindling over £20 million from a company by using deepfake technology to pose as its chief financial officer. In a cautionary tale for the AI age, the scam saw a finance worker in the Hong Kong office of a multinational firm invited via email to join a video call

A toddler who crawled into a claw machine and cheerfully lounged on the prize toys had to be removed by police. The three-year-old became stuck in the Hello Kitty-themed machine in a shopping centre in Queensland, Australia on Sunday, The Guardian reports.

One of the most pivotal documents in the history of football is set to go to auction in March with a starting price of £300,000. The item in question is the famous and unique napkin on which the first promise of a contract was written to secure the 13-year-old Lionel Messi for FC Barcelona.