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There's nothing exclusively French about gruyère and it can be made in the United States, a US court has ruled. The US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit said it was clear that "cheese consumers in the United States understand 'gruyère' to refer to a type of cheese, which renders

A perfect replica of the famous "General Lee" car from US TV show The Dukes of Hazzard has been written off following a crash. In what might have resembled a stunt from the TV show gone awry, the car left a highway in southern Missouri and struck a tree.

A police officer tracking a suspected spy balloon was left red-faced after discovering it was cack on his windshield.

EY China has reportedly asked its Beijing staff members to wear the Communist party badges at work to show their political loyalty.

BrewDog has made a fake ALDI beer in reaction to the supermarket producing a fake BrewDog IPA. James Watt, the CEO and co-founder of BrewDog, revealed in a LinkedIn post this morning that the after the release of BrewDog's fake ALDI beer, ALDI got in touch asking to list the fake ALDI beer in their

Google owner Alphabet has sacked its robot cleaners as part of a cost-cutting exercise. More than 100 robots developed by the tech giant's Everyday Robotics department were helping to clean cafeterias and conference rooms in its San Francisco headquarters.

A rare book on chess which was stolen from a school library nearly 70 years ago has been anonymously returned with £50 and an apology. The fourth edition copy of Rev E E Cunnington's The Modern Chess Primer was recently returned to Elgin Academy in the north of Scotland, The Herald reports.

A portrait by Lucian Freud is expected to sell for up to £20 million at auction.

A man dubbed "the Easter bunny" has admitted stealing almost 200,000 Creme Eggs worth over £31,000.

Giant wicker corgis that cost Norfolk's Broadland District Council £3,000 each were sold off at a significant loss.

A $42,000 (£35k) sculpture by US pop artist Jeff Koons was accidentally knocked to the ground and smashed into tiny shards by an art collector at the exclusive VIP-only opening night of Art Wynwood, a contemporary art fair in Miami. The sculpture was one of Mr Koons' iconic 'Dog Balloons' and

A lawsuit worth over $10 million (£8.3m) has been brought against a lawyer for allegedly using company funds for her personal use, citing breach of written contracts, fraud, and civil theft. The plaintiff, LDR International Limited, alleges that Sara Jacqueline King, a lawyer working for a len

The Royal Mint has added a coin featuring Professor Albus Dumbledore to its Harry Potter themed collection.

A chocolate factory has been fined after workers fell into a vat of chocolate and became trapped in it.

The iconic white briefs worn by Bryan Cranston's Breaking Bad character Walter White are expected to sell for $5,000 at auction.