Janet Jalil

Still to come in this podcast. Archaeologists uncover a rare find, a near complete Iron Age war trumpet that may be linked to an ancient British tribe led by the warrior queen Boudicaire.

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According to Iranian officials, his name is Ali Ardestani. The Iranian authorities are saying that he was a key Mossad agent and that he was passing on sensitive information to Israelis and photographing particular places.

Oh, they haven't. They haven't.

Mutta kuitenkin, viesti on selkeä. Ja tämä mies on todennäköisesti 12 tai 13 henkilöä, jotka ovat olleet valmistuneet Mosadin ja Israelin käsittämään Israelin viime viikkoja. Kerro meille lisää näistä protesteista, jotka ovat olleet käynnissä 10 päivää ja jotka näyttävät, että ne ovat kohdistuneita ja ovat iso haaste toisistaan.

That's true. We are definitely getting the picture of the spate of unrest expanding rather than dying down. Today so far we've got reports of unrest from several cities, from the very top of Iran to the bottom of Iran, from the west to the middle of Iran.

Ja jotkut niistä ovat väärässä. Väärässä kukaan? Ympäristöjen ja turvallisuuden välillä. Ja mielenkiintoinen asia tämän Iranin ympäristön ympäristöön on, että se on saapunut pienempiin viljelijöihin. Ja tämä on se, mitä näimme 1979-revolution aikana.

It had got to the level of villages. And today we're getting signs of that. So yeah, it is deepening. Kazranarji. It's a rare discovery that has excited archaeologists here in England. They've unearthed an Iron Age battle trumpet in the eastern county of Norfolk. It's the most complete battle trumpet or karnyx ever found in Europe.

It's believed that it was used by Celtic tribes across the continent, including the Ikenai tribe, which was led by Queen Boudica in her failed uprising in Britain against the Romans nearly 2,000 years ago. David Slitter reports.

The sound of a carnix, or rather a reconstruction of this animal-headed battle trumpet, used, it's thought, either in rituals or to terrify enemies. Remains of two others have been found in the UK over the years, but this meter and a half metal war horn with long, flappy ears...

is the most complete. Discovered at an undisclosed location in Norfolk, the hoard includes two trumpets and even rarer, a boar's head battle standard buried in the homeland of the Ikenai tribe. And while it's difficult to date accurately, it's thought to be from the first century AD, the time of the Ikenai revolt against the Romans, led by their warrior queen, Boudicca.

Sounds beautiful. That report was by David Slitto. And that's all from us for now, but there will be a new edition of the Global News Podcast later. If you want to comment on this podcast, you can send us an email. The address is globalpodcast at bbc.co.uk. This edition was mixed by Ben Andrews. The producers were Muzaffar Shakir and Arian Kochi. The editor is Karen Martin. I'm Janet Jalil. Until next time, goodbye.

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