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Bin collectors and street cleaners in Leeds prepare to take industrial action over the Christmas period.
Freshwater mussels and the pearls they contain are proving a magnet for illegal collectors.
A Derby man who was owed money admits to illegal debt collection, assault and intimidating a witness.
The market for Russian art, which has boomed in recent years, has now gone flat - another casualty of the global downturn.
A woman debt collector is threatened with a baseball bat in a North Tyneside street before she hands over a bag of cash.
A CCTV image is released of a man wanted for questioning over an attack on a train ticket collector.
A US collector pledges a "priceless collection" of texts by the Bard and other writers to Shakespeare's Globe.
As debt levels rise, a debt collector tell the BBC what his job is like.
A Czech man sentenced to three years imprisonment by an Indian court for collecting rare insects flees the country after jumping bail.
The Smurfs celebrate their 50th birthday this week with a feature-length movie and new television series in the making. But what makes the blue goblin-like creatures so popular?
Spain returns some 243 priceless artefacts to Peru, more than a decade after they came to light at an exhibition in Spain.
A town in Berkshire imposes strict limits on how and when charity collectors can canvass people on its streets.
A strike by refuse collectors is called off in Cardiff after deal on changes in shift patterns.
Visitors to Mendip's carnival season are encouraged to give money to collectors on floats to support local charities.
A strike by refuse collectors is planned after a change in collection hours which could see them working until 10pm.
Works by Joan Miro, Henri Matisse and Georges Braque are to go on show at an art exhibition in London, in tribute to French art collector Aime Maeght.
Edvard Munch's 1894 masterpiece Vampire is to be sold after more than 70 years in the hands of a private collector.
A man denies stealing Lowry paintings worth more than £1m from the home of a collector.
A woman who posed as a charity collector for an air ambulance service is jailed.
Warnings are issued in Cornwall about a firm claiming to be collecting clothes for people affected by the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
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