200,000 fidget spinners have been seized by customs amid concerns over their safety.
Customs seized 9 consignments of the must-have toys which are in high demand among school children. The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission is examining the toys to see if they meet EU safety standards. It's thought they could be dangerous to children due to the small moving parts which can cause children to choke if swallowed.
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