YOU WONT BELIEVE: Intellectual property office - What They Never Told You

Seven-year-old Callie from Manchester has won a nationwide invention competition after creating the “Task Firing Driveable Bath,” an imaginative machine designed to help Little Alex Horne become a better Taskmaster’s Assistant. The invention transforms an ordinary bathtub into a moving task-dispensing machine and includes a playful rubber-duck dispenser. Supported by…

Of the 259,000 fake toys seized at the border, 90% of them were counterfeit Labubu dolls, the Intellectual Property Office said.

Officers co-ordinated a series of raids across the country – arresting six people and seizing £12,000 in cash

Officers co-ordinated a series of raids across the country – arresting six people and seizing £12,000 in cash.

The decision by the Intellectual Property Office means other businesses, which make similar products, can't use the terms

The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host has applied to trademark his own slogan and catchphrase from his Amazon Prime series 'Clarkson's Farm' with the hopes of also releasing more of his own products