Long lines, pushing, shoving, fights and stores closing. No, these aren’t protests. It’s the mayhem from people rushing to get their hands on a Labubu doll, often fetching triple its original

Labubu monster dolls have taken over TikTok and Instagram, but where did the fuzzy fashion accessories come from, and why are they so popular?

Fakes of the globally popular Labubu dolls seized recently in Scotland are "potentially dangerous", according to trading standards officers. The elf-like creature from Chinese toy maker Pop Mart are the latest craze in collectibles and have gone viral on social media.

Labubu dolls are the newest must-have collectibles from Pop Mart, but with the craze comes chaos. Fakes, known as “Lafufus” are flooding the internet, tricking clueless buyers. From QR codes to tooth-counting and UV foot stamps,

From Bollywood to global icons, every bag and heart has been charmed by this quirky plush craze

Dangling from luxury bags, showcased in unboxing videos, Labubu is now everywhere. But with popularity comes imitation. Enter the Lafufu, a counterfeit version of the toy that has become so common (and oddly beloved) it now has its cult following.