Woman With Prehistoric Ivory Hidden Under Skirt Seized By Customs Cops
Photo shows seized mammoth tusks at customs of Blagoveshchensk, Amur Oblast, Russia, undated. The woman taped them to her legs and covered it with a big skirt. (@customs_rus/Newsflash)

Woman With Prehistoric Ivory Hidden Under Skirt Seized By Customs Cops

This is the moment Russian customs police unearth a stash of mammoth ivory hidden under the skirt of a woman trafficker. https://filedn.eu/lhVNGNsizwl5t7THnzzJ2c8/Newest%20public/Newsflash-SmuggleMammothTusks-01.mp4 Mammoth ivory has seen growing popularity in jewellery…

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Victim Cop’s Family Finally Get Compo For 1972 Munich Massacre
West German police officer Anton Fliegerbauer, 32, poses in undated photo. He was killed in action by Palestinian Black September terrorists during the 1972 Summer Olympics. (Newsflash)

Victim Cop’s Family Finally Get Compo For 1972 Munich Massacre

A foundation set up to honour a police officer gunned down in the Munich Olympics massacre 52 years ago has been awarded EUR 2 million in compensation for his death.…

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Moment Railway Viaduct Dating Back Over 100 Years Ago Gets Blown Up Because Of Moving Mountains
Image shows the Castielertobel Viaduct in the Canton of Graubuenden, Switzerland, undated photo. It was blown up on Monday morning, May 13, 2024. (RhB/Newsflash)

Moment Railway Viaduct Dating Back Over 100 Years Ago Gets Blown Up Because Of Moving Mountains

This is the dramatic moment a railway viaduct dating back more than 100 years is blown up ahead of work to build a new one to accommodate moving mountains. https://filedn.eu/lhVNGNsizwl5t7THnzzJ2c8/Newest%20public/Newsflash-ViaductBlownUp-01.mp4…

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World’s Greatest Wine Expert Auctions Private Cellar In London
Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Liquid Icons Lewis Chester, undated photo. The 'No Reserve' auction of wines from Chester's cellar fetched GBP 1.4 Million in London, England. (Sotheby's/Newsflash)

World’s Greatest Wine Expert Auctions Private Cellar In London

An auction from the cellar of one of the world's greatest fine wine collectors has made a heady GBP 1.4 million in London. Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Liquid…

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Stolen Ancient Egyptian Grave Carvings Returned
Photo shows a 4,200-year-old decorated stone slab that was smuggled out of Egypt in 2001 after being discovered by a French archaeological mission, undated. Egypt retrieved the two stone slabs from France. (Egyptian Public Prosecution/Newsflash)

Stolen Ancient Egyptian Grave Carvings Returned

Priceless ancient Egytian tomb carvings stolen from a 4,200-year-old grave have been returned to Cairo from France. The relief wall carvings disappeared during the excavation of a priest's tomb 20…

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British WWI Explosive Kills 30-Year-Old During Building Accident In Italy
Riccardo Bau, 30, poses with unidentified child in undated photo. He died from the detonation of an explosive from World War One inside the wall of a home where he was doing construction work in Vicenza, Italy, on Thursday, June 1, 2023. (Newsflash)

British WWI Explosive Kills 30-Year-Old During Building Accident In Italy

A 30-year-old man has died in hospital after an explosive device from World War I went off during construction work on a house in Italy. The victim - Riccardo Bau…

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DNA Link Between Modern Vines And Fruit Named In Bible
Image shows ancient local grapevine seeds, undated photo. They were found in the Negev Desert, Israel. (Prof Guy Bar-Oz, The University of Haifa/Newsflash)

DNA Link Between Modern Vines And Fruit Named In Bible

Scientists have discovered a genetic link between modern grapes and varieties cultivated in Biblical times. The extraordinary discovery came as experts from Tel Aviv University and the University of Haifa…

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Scientists Revive Stone Age Molecules From Neanderthal Tooth Plaque
Image shows dental calculus (tooth tartar), undated photo. It preserves DNA over millennia, providing unprecedented information about the biodiversity and functional capabilities of ancient microbes. (Werner Siemens Foundation, Felix Wey/Newsflash)

Scientists Revive Stone Age Molecules From Neanderthal Tooth Plaque

Scientists have revived Stone Age microbes from 100,000-year-old Neanderthal teeth that they say could be a breakthrough in the hunt for new antibiotics. The microbes have been isolated from plaque…

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