Treasure

The items, found in Bedfordshire by metal detectorists a year apart, are declared treasure.

A team of US archaeologists finds gold jewellery and artefacts dating back more than 3,000 years.

The collection, made up of 99 "silver pennies", was discovered in March 2017 in a Suffolk field.

The judge said they had "cheated" the public by not declaring the treasure, which has not been found.

Most of the coins and jewellery, believed to have been hidden by Vikings, are still missing.

How did two metal detectorists steal one of Britain's most significant treasure hordes?

A medieval ring and Roman brooch are stolen from an Edinburgh-bound train.

The silver vervel dating back to the 1600s was found by a metal detectorist while on holiday.

The six finds include brooches, coins, a bodkin fragment and rings.