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Indiana Jones' hat sold at auction

The hat worn by Harrison Ford in the second Indiana Jones film has been sold at auction in Los Angeles for 630,000 dollars, equivalent to approximately 6. 7 million kronor, reports [BBC.

Indiana Jones' hat sold at auction

Somerset House Palace in London ravaged by fire

A historic building in central London was threatened by a powerful fire. Somerset House Palace was home to the future Queen Elizabeth I and houses an important art collection.

Somerset House Palace in London ravaged by fire

The Origin of Stonehenge's "Altar Stone" Clarified

The six-ton heavy stone that has become known as the "altar stone" in the Stonehenge formation does not come from Wales, as previously believed, but from Scotland, reports BBC. .

The Origin of Stonehenge's "Altar Stone" Clarified

City premiere in wait for the verdict: "We are innocent"

On Sunday, Manchester City will play their Premier League premiere. A season that can shake the reigning champions thoroughly – as a verdict on the club's potential rule violations is expected to come.

City premiere in wait for the verdict: "We are innocent"

Greek fires extinguished – but the danger is not over

All active forest fires in the area around Athens are now extinguished, reports BBC. But high temperatures and strong winds bring a risk of new fires breaking out.

Greek fires extinguished – but the danger is not over

Big problems for Musk and Trump - claim attack

The hype was big ahead of Tesla CEO Elon Musk's interview with the USA's former President Donald Trump on X - but it was sunk by massive technical problems. Elon Musk stated that X appears to have been subjected to an overload attack.

Big problems for Musk and Trump - claim attack

FBI investigates cyberattack on Trump

The FBI has launched an investigation into allegations that Donald Trump's presidential election campaign was subjected to a cyberattack by Iran. "We can confirm that the FBI is investigating the matter", the statement reads.

FBI investigates cyberattack on Trump

Resort town evacuated in Greece

The resort town of Nea Makri is being evacuated of its inhabitants as the forest fires continue to rage outside Athens on Tuesday, according to BBC. But the smoke over the Greek capital has almost completely disappeared.

Resort town evacuated in Greece

Another Masterpiece by Banksy

The artist Banksy continues to create artworks at a frantic pace in the London area. On Monday, he confirmed a new work.

Another Masterpiece by Banksy

12-year-old among those charged for riots

Court proceedings are underway against several of the individuals suspected of being behind the violent riots in the UK this summer. A 12-year-old boy is among the defendants.

12-year-old among those charged for riots

Child and Woman Stabbed at Tourist Hotspot

Two people, an 11-year-old girl and a 34-year-old woman, were attacked on Monday by a knife-wielding man at Leicester Square in central London. .

Child and Woman Stabbed at Tourist Hotspot

Trump campaign claims to have been hacked by Iran

Donald Trump's presidential campaign claims that their internal communication has been hacked. Without evidence, the campaign blames Iran, which denies involvement.

Trump campaign claims to have been hacked by Iran

New "Avatar" and "Star Wars" details revealed

The third "Avatar" sequel has got a premiere date and the first images from the new "Star Wars" film have been released. .

Sixth Banksy artwork in six days in London

The artist Banksy continues to create artworks around London. Now he confirms that he is behind a wall painting depicting a cat on an old advertising board in northwestern London.

Sixth Banksy artwork in six days in London

Drying behind increased deforestation in Amazon

The deforestation of the Amazon rainforests in Brazil is increasing for the first time in a long time. Prolonged drought – and a strike among environmental workers – are some of the reasons.

Drying behind increased deforestation in Amazon

Star Lyles missed the gold – has covid

The Botswana runner Letsile Tebogo shocked everyone – including the American superstar Noah Lyles – and won the Olympic Games final on 200 meters. In front of a large audience at Stade de France, he crossed the finish line at 19.

Star Lyles missed the gold – has covid

Crocodile Expert Abused Dogs

A British crocodile expert has been sentenced to ten years and five months in prison in Australia after admitting to sexually abusing and killing dogs. .

Crocodile Expert Abused Dogs

Calm after several days of British unrest

After a week of unrest and protests against immigration in several places and cities in the United Kingdom, the authorities had prepared for an escalation. But in many places, it did not happen, counter-demonstrations and manifestations against racism took over.

Calm after several days of British unrest

Old scrap is a goldmine in Britain

The British mint Royal Mint is to extract gold from old TV sets, laptops, and mobile phones. A new factory in Wales has the capacity to process up to 4,000 tons of circuit boards from electronic waste each year, writes Royal Mint in a [press release](https://www.

Old scrap is a goldmine in Britain

First Prison Sentences: Several Get Jail Terms

Three more men are sentenced to prison terms for involvement in the riots that have shaken the UK over the past week. Around 400 people have been arrested and more verdicts are pending.

First Prison Sentences: Several Get Jail Terms

Banksy reveals new artwork

The world-renowned but anonymous artist Banksy revealed on Monday that he has created a new artwork in London. The artwork depicts a goat perched on a cliff from which stones are falling and is located on a wall in Richmond, London.

Banksy reveals new artwork

First Convictions after Riots in Britain

Great Britain is deploying 6,000 special police officers to combat the riots raging across the country. A 19-year-old man became on Tuesday the first to receive a prison sentence related to the riots.

First Convictions after Riots in Britain

Nobel Laureate Ready to Lead Bangladesh

After the unrest in Bangladesh, where demonstrators for weeks demanded the prime minister's resignation and finally got their way, a new demand is being made: The transitional government should be led by the Nobel Peace Prize winner and economist Muhammad Yunus. .

Nobel Laureate Ready to Lead Bangladesh

Bangladesh's Prime Minister flees – on the run

Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and left the country after weeks of growing protests that finally put an end to her 15 years in power. A transitional government will now govern the country and the population is urged to trust the military, according to the army chief.

Bangladesh's Prime Minister flees – on the run