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Saturday, 15 January, 2000, 18:55 GMT
Tiger parts found

Police in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh are reported to have seized bags full of tiger and leopard parts, just days after making one of their biggest-ever hauls of the animals' skins.

The parts, including paws, teeth and nails, are said to have been found hidden in a pond in the town of Khaga.

Tigers and leopards are endangered species and protected under Indian law.

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