And Finally

A man who made more than £1 million selling fake vinyl records was caught after a discerning fan of The Clash complained about the poor quality of an LP. Trading standards officers investigated Richard Hutter and found he had been selling thousands of counterfeit records over a six-year period

Bankruptcy papers have revealed that FTX's accounting standards were so lax that employees submitted business expenses and invoices via Slack, where they were rubber-stamped by a flurry of emojis.

A full set of Beatles autographs has been sold at auction for more than three times its estimate, fetching £3,400.

A retired optometrist who unsuccessfully sued Gwyneth Paltrow over a ski crash in 2016 has said the ordeal was not worth it.

Hungry Scots have munched their way through more than 185 million carrots from Aldi Scotland, which reported impressive sales of the root vegetable this International Carrot Day (4 April). Kevin the Carrot, Aldi's beloved mascot, revealed the discount retailer sold over 203,000 1kg bags of carrots,

A French woman is facing trial for insulting President Emmanuel Macron by calling him "filth" in a Facebook post. She risks a €12,000 fine at the trial to be held later this year.

Swedish vodka-based schnapps brand Flävar, known for their indulgent spirit drinks, has launched a range of flavoured lickable vodka wallpaper designs.

Disgraced crypto CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) got a fresh slice of house-arrest purgatory after he was issued stricter bail requirements by prosecutors in the case against him. The ex-FTX bigwig has been chilling in his parents' $3.5 million (£2.8m) Palo Alto crib, penning Substack posts claimi

A woman is locked in a legal battle with Camelot, the National Lottery operator, over a mere £10 or a life-changing £1 million National Lottery prize.

The site of Banksy’s latest work, an outside wall of a derelict farmhouse in the seaside town of Herne Bay in Kent, has been demolished. The mural, titled Morning is Broken, depicted a silhouetted young boy – next to a silhouetted cat in a window – opening corrugated iron “cu

A Rolls-Royce Wraith worth £350,000, which was stolen from the Glasgow home of 'pizza king' Domenico Crolla, has been recovered by police after being abandoned in a private parking space in Edinburgh.

A trademark dispute between Jack Daniel's and a dog toy branded "Bad Spaniels" has gone to the Supreme Court of the United States. The whiskey distillery claims that its brand is being harmed by the plastic chew toy, which is shaped like one of its distinctive whiskey bottles.

A British auctioneer has been charged with the fraudulent sale of the Eid Mar coin, which is the world's most expensive coin which was minted to mark the killing of Julius Ceasar.

JPMorgan Chase has recently discovered that years ago it mistakenly purchased bags of stones that were thought to contain nickel due to a mix-up at a Dutch warehouse.

The F1-2000 Ferrari driven by Michael Schumacher is set to go up for auction next month.