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The most expensive homes from 55 popular TV shows and films have been named. A new study conducted by flooring specialists Mr Sander uses data from property websites like Zoopla and Zillow, alongside various TV and film sources, to pinpoint the fictional homes with the highest estimated current mark

A US district judge has rejected Visa and Mastercard's "paltry" $30 billion settlement with merchants.

A business owner has been jailed and charged for inciting public unrest after giving his employees a raise. One of at least 10 arrested business owners, Pyae Phyo Zaw, who's three mobile phone shops were shut down, was punished by Myanmar's military regime.

A set of drawings by a teenage Queen Victoria are to be sold at auction in London next week.

A construction company has been ordered to demolish a luxury home it inadvertently built on the wrong site. The three-bedroom home, valued at $500,000 (around £400,000), was built in Hawaiian Paradise Park, which is divided into a number of one-acre lots.

Sir Philip Davies, a senior Conservative candidate, has come under scrutiny after allegedly betting £8,000 on losing his seat in the upcoming general election. Sir Davies, who has been the conservative MP for Shipley since 2005, has neither confirmed nor denied the claims, but insisted he had

Elvis Presley's blue suede shoes are expected to sell at an upcoming auction for £120,000.

A Tasmanian art museum has relocated Pablo Picasso artworks to a women's toilet after being ordered to open its women-only Ladies Lounge to all visitors.

A rare early Beatles single has been sold at auction for thousands of pounds.

A three-bedroom house in San Francisco's affluent Russian Hill neighbourhood has been listed for an astonishingly low price of $488,000 (around £385,000).

A woman who dumped her boyfriend after he broke a promise to look after her dogs has failed in a legal bid to force him to pay compensation. The New Zealand Disputes Tribunal heard that the woman, CL, was expecting her then-boyfriend, HG, to collect her from her home, take her to an airport and then

A cheating husband is suing Apple after his wife was able to access messages he sent to sex workers but had deleted. The middle-aged English businessman deleted the texts from his iPhone, but his wife stumbled across them on the family iMac and subsequently asked for a divorce, The Times reports.

US bank Wells Fargo has fired several employees after claims that staff were faking keyboard activity to make the company think they were working when they were not.

A man who has won the lottery cannot collect his winnings because he can't locate his ticket.

Edinburgh residents could soon be rewarded for binning their litter with a new council-backed lottery scheme. LitterLotto, a free app, encourages users to photograph themselves disposing of rubbish correctly, offering monthly cash prizes of £100 for city-specific winners and £1,000 for S