A family in Edinburgh stumbled upon a hidden attic treasure—over 100 pieces of silver, some dating back to the 1700s—while clearing out their late mom’s home. What started as a routine move turned into a whirlwind auction in London, where the collection, including rare Danish cutlery, shattered expectations, fetching nearly £60,000. The family, stunned and thrilled, now watches as these forgotten heirlooms find new homes with collectors who appreciate their history and craftsmanship.

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Police in Londonderry’s District Support Team made a big find during a routine patrol in the Clooney area—seizing a tax-evading haul of cigarettes under the 1979 Customs and Excise Management Act. The haul, described as “a quantity,” was handed over to HMRC for investigation, highlighting how even everyday patrols can uncover serious tax violations.

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