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A sex doll shop, where you can test out the dolls before you buy them, has been shut down due to a lack of a license.

Love Doll UK, in Gateshead, gained attention earlier this year for their 'try before you buy service'.

The shop allowed potential customers to preview their doll for PS100, before deciding whether they wanted to commit to spending PS2,000 to take the doll home for good.

The owner of the shop, 40-year-old Graeme Tulip, was convicted at Gateshead Magistrates Court for "knowingly using their premises as a sex establishment without obtaining a licence" and fined PS10,000 with PS600 costs.

The shop owner had previously spoken about the impact his establishment was having on local escorts, and how the pseudo-brothel came equipped with a bed, lubrication, condoms and the sex doll.

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Mexico's fans celebrated their World Cup triumph over Germany so hard that they triggered a mini-earthquake.

The soccer-loving country shocked the defending champions in Russia over the weekend, beating them 1-0 with an impressive performance.

And their fans back home in Mexico are said to have been so enthusiastic in their celebrations that it registered on the Richter Scale, which is typically used to measure natural disasters.

A Mexican engineering and mining firm said: "The earthquake detected in Mexico City originated artificially.

"Possibly by massive jumps during the goal ... of Mexico in the World Cup."