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An East London takeaway has been fined after it served a burger after 10pm. BIM’S in Ilford Lane, Ilford, was given a fixed penalty notice amounting to £1000 after a customer was served after 10pm. This apparently wasn’t the first time the shop was penalised for breaching certain rules either. The takeaway, after receiving the…
High Street supermarkets have sold knives to children during a test conducted by National Trading Standards. Tesco, Asda, Poundland and Home Bargains sold knives to under 18s at least 15 times each during a test between April 2018 and March 2019. Tesco and Asda have since updated their checks ands restricted sales as a result…
A Mexican judge has granted two people the right to recreational cocaine use; the first ruling of its kind. The court said it would allow both claimants to “possess, transport and use cocaine” but not sell it, according to Mexico United Against Crime. MUCD called the ruling a “historic step”. Despite this, the decision still…
A group of MPs has suggested that drivers could be banned from using hands-free mobile phones in England and Wales. Using hand held phones whilst driving is already banned with a maximum punishment of six penalty points and a £200 fine. However, MPs in the Commons transport select committee say hands free versions can also…
A US court has ordered Katy Perry to pay a Christian rapper $550,000, roughly £454,000, of her own earnings from her 2013 song Dark Horse. That amount is a part of the $2.7m (£2.2m) awarded to the Christian rapper, Flame, who has successfully sued the star for copying one of his songs. Capitol Records, which…
A US court has ruled that Katy Perry copied a song and used it in her own 2013 song, Dark Horse. Katy gave evidence in the week long trial, denying she had ever even heard the 2009 song Joyful Noise by Flame before recording her track. She even offered to perform Dark Horse for the…
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