it's a shiva statue, bronze, completely intact. i mean, how much would you have sold this for, do you know? 17,000 thai baht. that's around us$500. iron princess says she sold a statue that looks like this one in the v&a, but the team is yet to make a direct match. now looters like the iron princess want to help fix what they've done. the v&a told the bbc: questions about cambodia's illicit antiquities trade have led investigators tosome strange places. bangkok, 2010 — the latchford classic. the entire contest is named after this man, douglas latchford. he was also a high—profile art dealer, believed to be at the very centre of the trade in stolen antiquities. latchford agreed to a rare interview in the 2014 documentary the stolen warriors. the filmmakers asked latchford about a civil complaint filed by the united states attorney's office in 2012. in the court files, they speak of smuggling networks, and you being a part of a smuggling network. what do you feel when you read it? um...their imagination has gone wild. they've see

we chose to put up a statue of ganesh, because he is the son of shiva and his role is to protect. this statue helps protect all the families in our compound. we put spices in here, it's nutmeg. there are three main elements in this, they pertain to the trinity of hindu gods: brahma, vishnu and shiva. (kadek) balinese homes are built on 200 square meters of land. - it depends. when families are very large, the compounds can be bigger. - the compounds are the same, but smaller. they still have every single element you see here. - yes. in the northeast corner, there's always a family temple. - yes, and the dwelling on the northern wall is for the grand-parents. there are family rooms on the western wall. the kitchen is in the southwest corner. - it's always like that. on the southern wall, there's another family room, and right in the middle of the compound, there's an open pavilion. it's a gathering point meant for family reunions. it's called the bale dangin and it's where ceremonies take place, like tooth filing and cremations. - yes. - yes, exactly. - marriages take place here as

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back in a recent study and israeli team tracking variant genomes and waste water in the city of beer shiva. they've continued to detect delta in small amounts and hypothesized that if it remains at current levels, even if they're very low, then there's a chance that as early as the summer it could possibly surge again as immunity. wayne's in the population. of course, it's impossible to predict the future, but it does seem pretty unlikely that delta will at some point, really bounce back. and once again, pose the danger world wide that opposed back and in 2021. and if one of delta's descendants does, it will likely be so different from its ancestor variant that it'll deserve a designation all along. ah, now we had to south america. a recent study conducted with support from the gem and free trade. a back foundation shows that 12 of argentine as riches families got even rich, had during the pandemic, while almost every one else and did up poorer d. w correspondent, alejandro. re blasio has moved this suburb of the argentinian capital. gwyn osiris is home to sociologist or ross, yoko god kno

party had brought the case, citing claims of some hindu groups that the mausoleum had once been an old shiva temple. he had demanded that 22 locked rooms inside the taj mahal be opened to check for hindu idols, but the allahabad high court dismissed his petition. in the uk, police have issued 50 more fines after parties at downing street, and other government buildings were found to have broken the rules on gatherings during the covid lockdown. neither prime minister boris johnson nor the chancellor rishi sunak were involved — although both have already been fined for other gatherings. the main oppositon party, labour, says there is evidence of partying at the heart of government on an industrial scale. here's our political editor chris mason. it's long been suspected. today, further confirmation — covid lawbreaking was happening, involving loads of people, for months on end, right at the heart of the government led by boris johnson. the police offered few words, but they did have a big number — more than 100 fines. and they're not finished yet. the prime minister's been in staffordshi

what is it on the up if not more on of shiva, moti took center stage in an unprecedented alliance with western states against a common adversary. woman that we are for giving with india because it's a counterweight to china. ha, ha, ha, ha ha. i, for a long time, we saw india as an impoverished nation, a place where the west cent aid on the place of mahatma gandhi, where you learned how to do yoga a spiritual place. but it's actually much more than that. it's developed in the last decade into one of the world's super powers. often probably so huh. took when i, you know, he called himself a jokey though on the word means a gate keeper, a protector, a guardian. he is a person of tremendous energy, perhaps, of best orator in, in the that the country is seen in living memory. but when you look at the, the message and the values that he stands for there, frightening india is wielding more power on the world stage than ever before. it's domestic policies have taken an unprecedented nationalist and authoritarian turn. but just who is no rend remedy and how is he helping to shape a new era in

he's got the wrath of yahweh, the destructive power of shiva, the b.m.i. of the buddha, and the sexual assault history of zeus. (applause) he also in its same interview, he for some reason he also bragged again about that old "person-woman-man-camera-tv" cognitive test a few years back: >> i decided to take one, because the fake news was having fun no matter what you did. and i took one. and you know, it was an amazing thing. they now call me a dictator and other things, but they don't call you stupid. (laughter) >> stephen: he thinks we don't call him stupid? what a moron. (cheers and applause) he's been bragging about this for years as a remarkable achievement on what he think is an iq test, which it is not. the ten-minute test is designed to detect mild cognitive impairment, and includes such questions as: name these animals. that's easy. i'd name them: big-hair billy, horny sheila, and dr. humps. also, it's a little disturbing when he says he doesn't mind being called a dictator as long as people don't think he's dumb. it's a little too close to that o

i mean, it better be like dr shiva. go okay. yeah i like it. and you know what i do feel i will say i do feel that movie theater specifically, it's going to take a long time for them to come back. and so there's some movies like top guns coming out later this month, saying that i will be there for that. that you want to watch some of those movies on the big screen. sure want to make sure that those good sound system theaters are there when you return. so some things i think i think the actors and the theater owners are like, thank you, claudine. they are absolutely absolutely all right time now 9 54 and risking one's life to help the oceans that is the mission of one group of southern california divers. reporter christina gonzales spoke to the divers about why they say that risk is worth it. barely visible like ghosts, divers 150 ft. under the ocean surface, the dark, murky water so thick with debris they need flashlights to see one another and what they're doing, which is removing next caught in a wreck. just off san pedro. they call themselve