Lascivious lime and luscious lemon in public sex shocker

Haribo, maker of the chewy children's sweet Maoam, has come under fire for depicting what appears to be inter-fruit sex on its wrapper. Cartoon characters of lemons and limes appear in a carnal embrace on the wrapper, and now Haribo has been forced to address such fruitiness. Simon Simpkins, a parent from West Yorkshire complained to Haribo saying, "The lime, who I assume to be the gentleman in this coupling, has a particularly lurid expression on his face." Haribo has responded by saying the packaging is 'fun' and was introduced in Germany in 2002.

No Peas or pints for the good Muslims of Malaysia

In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Muslims have been banned from attending a Black Eyed Peas concert sponsored by Guinness. The concert is part of Arthur's Day, the global Guinness celebrations in honour of the stout's founder, next month.

Venezuela ups its game in bid to stop violence

Lawmakers in Venezuela are taking the first steps in banning violent video games and toys
across the country. Some 100,000 have been murdered in a decade, and legislators believe banning the sale of violent video games will lower the crime rate.

Museum's credibility on the rocks

The Dutch national museum has been left embarrassed after a treasured moon rock in its possession has turned out to be a piece of petrified wood.