here is a typical outing of lara croft's followers in the ryazan region here, for every square centimetercoins with the help of a metal detector, treasure hunters pulled out 228 silver coins of merchant dihhems, destroying the archaeological site of the vandals , the fsb operatives figured out the coins were transferred to the museum, but the ancient layer itself has already been lost for science forever, but never mind, and this is footage from the institute of archeology. iran amulet ax of ancient vikings scandinavian buckle with the image of dragons of the ninth x century ad and almost 1.000 other magnificent artifacts. all this was confiscated by the fsb officers from black archaeologists who opened historical monuments in the vicinity of murom, archaeologists have been trying to reach out to such marauders for many years by pulling out coins. other antiquities from the land treasure hunters deprive scientists of context, and without it, any artifact turns into a trinket, devoid of history reached the point of absurdity treasure hunters brag about their finds on the internet, literall

lara croft needs to come to the rescue of embracer. another story crossing the wire.he competition markets authority says traders at five major banks colluded to swap sensitive information on u.k. bonds. joining us for the details is tom metcalf who leads our coverage on the u.k. and middle east finance. what is being alleged? >> the cma has come out with its preliminary findings saying that those five banks on a one-on-one basis, some traders were swapping sensitive information. the main thing is that it is preliminary. you have deutsche bank admitting guilt and citi also admitting the sanctions, but hsbc, morgan stanley, and rbc are all saying that they disagree with the findings and will contest it. tom: the big question for investors is how bad it could get for these banks. >> and the findings could come through elsewhere. if you look at what the cma does, we are looking at 5 million or so, so before they had found anti-construction -- we not talking hundreds of millions, obviously not great looks wise, but it will not materially hit the bottom line. tom: tom metc