As the Labubu craze continues, Trading Standards has issued a stark warning over dangerous counterfeits which have been seized in some parts of the country, urging shoppers not to be tempted by the 'b

British parents have been warned to be wary of dangerous counterfeit Labubus as rogue traders cash in on the popularity of the viral toys.

Counterfeit versions of Labubu dolls are proving to be a serious choking hazard for young children, trading standards officials have warned. Hull City Council said its officers had seized hundreds of the "dangerous" toys from shops around the city, and warned that it was likely many were still on sale.

More than 100 fake Labubu dolls have been seized from local businesses following a 'targeted operation' on the Isle of Wight. The trading standards team at the Isle of Wight Council is urging Islanders to remain vigilant amid safety concerns over the counterfeit toys.