Alex Ritson

I got more from the sports journalist Mohamed Koudba.

And some professional footballers get involved too, risking the anger of their clubs.

And some professional footballers get involved too, risking the anger of their clubs.

And some professional footballers get involved too, risking the anger of their clubs.

Yeah, and as you say, this happens during the holy month of Ramadan. Ramadan is when Muslims fast, so they're playing these games of street football. Well, you'd have thought when they least wanted to be playing football, when they've not had anything to eat.

Yeah, and as you say, this happens during the holy month of Ramadan. Ramadan is when Muslims fast, so they're playing these games of street football. Well, you'd have thought when they least wanted to be playing football, when they've not had anything to eat.

Yeah, and as you say, this happens during the holy month of Ramadan. Ramadan is when Muslims fast, so they're playing these games of street football. Well, you'd have thought when they least wanted to be playing football, when they've not had anything to eat.

Yeah, I can hear the emotion in your voice as you tell me about it. Give me your happiest memory of street football.

Yeah, I can hear the emotion in your voice as you tell me about it. Give me your happiest memory of street football.

Yeah, I can hear the emotion in your voice as you tell me about it. Give me your happiest memory of street football.

Sports journalist Mohamed Kudbar. Now, a story of how a humble beep unearthed 2,000 years of human history. For many metal detectorists, the thrill of walking through a field comes from the sheer excitement of discovering treasure not seen by the human eye for many years. So, imagine the excitement when a man in Yorkshire, northern England, stumbled across an ancient burial site –

Sports journalist Mohamed Kudbar. Now, a story of how a humble beep unearthed 2,000 years of human history. For many metal detectorists, the thrill of walking through a field comes from the sheer excitement of discovering treasure not seen by the human eye for many years. So, imagine the excitement when a man in Yorkshire, northern England, stumbled across an ancient burial site –

Sports journalist Mohamed Kudbar. Now, a story of how a humble beep unearthed 2,000 years of human history. For many metal detectorists, the thrill of walking through a field comes from the sheer excitement of discovering treasure not seen by the human eye for many years. So, imagine the excitement when a man in Yorkshire, northern England, stumbled across an ancient burial site –

From horse harnesses to ornate cauldrons, the artefacts date back around 2,000 years. Archaeologists who've been excavating and studying the items describe it as one of the most significant Iron Age hoards ever found. Dr Keith Emerick is the Inspector of Ancient Monuments at Durham University.

From horse harnesses to ornate cauldrons, the artefacts date back around 2,000 years. Archaeologists who've been excavating and studying the items describe it as one of the most significant Iron Age hoards ever found. Dr Keith Emerick is the Inspector of Ancient Monuments at Durham University.

From horse harnesses to ornate cauldrons, the artefacts date back around 2,000 years. Archaeologists who've been excavating and studying the items describe it as one of the most significant Iron Age hoards ever found. Dr Keith Emerick is the Inspector of Ancient Monuments at Durham University.

Professor Emily Williams took part in the excavation. She's been speaking to The Happy Pod's Ella Bicknell.

Professor Emily Williams took part in the excavation. She's been speaking to The Happy Pod's Ella Bicknell.

Professor Emily Williams took part in the excavation. She's been speaking to The Happy Pod's Ella Bicknell.

You may have heard the story last month about beavers in the Czech Republic who've saved taxpayers millions of dollars after building a series of dams that flooded a local meadow. These large-toothed semi-aquatic rodents achieving in days what the local authorities had failed to achieve in years because the project had got fouled up in red tape.