Cadbury fined Â£1m over salmonella
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Cadbury is fined Â£1m for breaking food and hygiene laws relating to a salmonella outbreak.
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Insurance firm Norwich Union is fined Â£1.26m for exposing some of its customers to identity fraud
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Sport: England cricket captain fined Â£1,000 but keeps captaincy.
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LONDON  - A British court slapped a 1,000-pound (1,880-dollar) fine and a five-year football ground ban on a fan for hurling monkey chants at Birmingham City striker Dwight Yorke.
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The company behind the Richard and Judy TV quiz phone-in scandal is fined Â£150,000.
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Confectionery giant Cadbury admits six charges over a salmonella outbreak at a Herefordshire factory.
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A British court slapped a 1,000-pound (1,880-dollar) fine and a five-year football ground ban on a fan for hurling monkey chants at Birmingham City striker Dwight Yorke.
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Cops unimpressed by crowd-pleasing stunt An Oz barmaid who splendidly "entertained customers" in a Western Australia hotel by "crushing beer cans between her bare breasts" has been fined A$1,000 dollars (Â£439) for a breach of the Liquor Control Act.â¦
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Reuters London Oct 27: British supermarket chain, Asda said it would fight to change food labelling laws after it was fined Â£ 5,000 for illegally describing its mangoes as helpful in the fight against cancer.
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Â· Cosmetic giant fined for recruitment campaign Â· First big French firm to be convicted of racial bias
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UK supermarket chain Asda has been fined Â£5,000 (US$9,194) for breaking labelling rules by claiming mangoes help to fight cancer.
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Thousands of Britons have got food poisoning from salmonella in imported Spanish eggs, health officials said yesterday as they demanded that Madrid and the European commission took firmer action on safety.
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British police spent 10,000 pounds (19,000 dollars, 14,000 euros) to catch and prosecute a woman driver for eating an apple while behind the wheel, reports said.
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British confectionery giant Cadbury faces prosecution under British and European laws following a salmonella food scare last June, The Guardian has reported.
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A High Court ruling is to decide if some former Farepak subscribers will be able to share a Â£1m refund.
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Australian building products group, James Hardie, agrees to pay $1.1bn to sufferers of asbestos-related diseases.
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The Inland Revenue pays out nearly Â£1m compensation to people who have suffered because of tax credit errors or delays.