Britain's Queen Elizabeth was "blissfully unaware" of a couple having sex in her front garden. The drunken pair stunned tourists as they indulged in a steamy 20-minute session in broad daylight on a private grass bank at Windsor Castle, where the 83-year-old monarch was in residence.

A source said: "The queen was in residence at the time, but her private apartments are at the other end so she would have been blissfully unaware of it."

A New York woman is suing her bank after they told her husband that she had $800,000 in an account under her own name.

The woman, a Long Island dentist, is suing Chase bank to recover the $150,000 she says she had to give her husband after a bank employee slipped up and told her hubby about the account balance, the New York Post reported.

A Taiwanese man was charged with public endangerment and the destruction of currency after tossing bank notes worth about $41,000 out a taxicab window.

The unidentified 50-year-old man threw the money out of the car window in a busy part of Taichung city Sunday, which led to disorder in the streets as people rushed to pick up the money, Australia's AdelaideNow reported.

Zimbabwe has suspended the use of its own currency for a year and instead continue using foreign currencies to help stabilize the local industry and economy.

"The Zimbabwe dollar will be out for at least a year ....because there is nothing to support and hold its value," AFP quoted Economic Planning and Development Minister Elton Mangoma as saying to the Sunday Mail, the state-run newspaper, on Sunday.

Some protestors angry over the global economic crisis and demonstrating against the Group of Twenty (G20) summit in London have begun to commit illegal acts.

A handful of protestors had entered the Royal Bank of Scotland and urinated inside. Police managed to get them out and arrested some of them. However, conditions have deteriorated.