Read more about the article Owner Saves Rotting Car From Scrapheap
Picture shows the mold in the Opel Corsa from 2005 undated. The car was parked in Zoetermeer, Netherlands, the owner received a message that the car had to be removed and it was. (Newsflash)

Owner Saves Rotting Car From Scrapheap

A motorist has saved his rotting car from the scrapheap after leaving it in the same parking spot for years. The abandoned motor - in the city of Zoetermeer, western…

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Read more about the article Big Cats New Enclosure At Swiss Zoo Will Simulate Hunting Environment To Support Animals’ Natural Behaviour
Image shows Asiatic lions, undated photo. Big cats at Zurich Zoo, in Switzerland, will receive a new enclosure in April 2025. (Zoo Zurich, Jeanette Steiner/Newsflash)

Big Cats New Enclosure At Swiss Zoo Will Simulate Hunting Environment To Support Animals’ Natural Behaviour

Big cats at a Swiss zoo will have access to a hunting ground to help them feel more at home after the construction of their brand-new enclosure concludes two years…

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Read more about the article US And German Authorities Shut Down World’s Largest Darknet Money Laundering Platform And Seize EUR 44m In Crypto
Image shows the ChipMixer darknet cryptocurrency anonymizing service, undated photo. It was seized by U.S. and German authorities on Wednesday, Mar. 15, 2023. (BKA/Newsflash)

US And German Authorities Shut Down World’s Largest Darknet Money Laundering Platform And Seize EUR 44m In Crypto

The US and German authorities have shut down the world's largest darknet money-laundering platform and seized over EUR 44 million in Bitcoin. They have also reportedly seized nearly seven terabytes…

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Read more about the article Ancient Stone Age Human Tools Could Have Been Made By Monkeys, Says Study
Image shows an example of a long-tailed macaque using a stone tool to access food, undated photo. Scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in the city of Leipzig, Germany, claimed that some accidentally produced stone fragments made by macaques resemble some of the earliest hominin stone artifacts. ( Lydia V. Luncz/Newsflash)

Ancient Stone Age Human Tools Could Have Been Made By Monkeys, Says Study

New research into ancient tools has revealed that cutting stones once believed to be made by early humans could actually have been the work of monkeys. Scientists from the Max…

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Read more about the article Historian Finds Unique 1,000-Year-Old Mediaeval Gold Treasure Using Metal Detector
Image shows four gold earrings, two gold strips and thirty-nine silver pennies, undated photo. Dutch historian Lorenzo Ruijter, 27, found a unique 1,000-year-old medieval golden treasure in Hoogwoud, North Holland province, the Netherlands. (Archeology West-Friesland, Fleur Schinning/Newsflash)

Historian Finds Unique 1,000-Year-Old Mediaeval Gold Treasure Using Metal Detector

A 27-year-old historian has found a unique 1,000-year-old mediaeval gold treasure using a metal detector. One of the pieces is said to feature a depiction of Jesus Christ and the…

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Read more about the article Fury As First Toblerone Bars Without Matterhorn Go On Sale
Image shows the former package of Toblerone, including the Matterhorn mountain, undated photo. The famous mountain was removed after the producer, Mondelez expanded in Slovakia. (Newsflash)

Fury As First Toblerone Bars Without Matterhorn Go On Sale

Iconic choc brand Toblerone is facing fury after new packs went on sale stripped of the sweet's Matterhorn mountain peak image. Makers Modelez say they have had to change the…

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Read more about the article Oldest Sea Reptile Found On Arctic Island Mountain
Image shows a reconstruction of the earliest ichthyosaur and the 250-million-year-old ecosystem found on Spitsbergen, Svalbard, Norway, undated photo. A team of Swedish and Norwegian palaeontologists has discovered remains of the earliest known ichthyosaur or 'fish-lizard' on the remote Arctic island of Spitsbergen. (Esther van Hulsen/Newsflash)

Oldest Sea Reptile Found On Arctic Island Mountain

Ancient remains of a terrifying 250-million-year-old sea reptile have been found halfway up a mountain in Norway. The ichthyosaur fossil shows that the feared ocean predator apparently existed long before…

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Read more about the article Second Home Of Serial Killer Marc Dutroux Demolished
Picture shows the house of serial killer Marc Dutroux being demolished in Sars-la-Buissiere, belgium, on Monday, March 13, 2023. On Aug. 17, 1996, the bodies of Julie Lejeune, 8, and Melissa Russo, 8, were found in the garden of the house. (Newsflash)

Second Home Of Serial Killer Marc Dutroux Demolished

Authorities in Belgium have begun demolishing another home of notorious serial killer Marc Dutroux, who kidnapped and murdered several young girls in the 1990s. Evil Dutroux was arrested in 1996…

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Read more about the article Wealthy Bond Fan Buys Sailboat From Casino Royale
Image shows the 'Soufriere' yacht from James Bond's 'Casino Royale' in 2006, undated photo. It was bought by Dr Tim Rose, aged 53, from the city of Leipzig, in Germany. (Newsflash)

Wealthy Bond Fan Buys Sailboat From Casino Royale

A luxury yacht that appeared in the James Bond film 'Casino Royale' has been snapped up by one of the British spy's biggest fans. The Soufriere - on which Daniel…

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Read more about the article Jail Sentence For Teen Who Graffitied Stone Age Temple
Pictre shows the Neolithic monument in Ggantija, Malta, undated. An eighteen-year-old on a school trip engraved two letters on one o the monuents and was sentenced to two years imprisonment suspended for four years and fined EUR 15,000 (GBP 13274). (Newsflash)

Jail Sentence For Teen Who Graffitied Stone Age Temple

A teenage high school student who graffitied a 5,000-year-old Stone Age fertility temple by scratching the initials 'B' and 'H' has been given a two-year jail sentence. The 18-year-old had…

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