teenager who killed eight people, including the headteacher, when he opened fire at a school in southern Finland today before turning the gun on himself, has died in hospital.
The gunman, named by police as Pekka-Eric Auvinen, 18, shot himself in the head and was taken to hospital with serious injuries, which have since proved to be fatal.

"Five boys, two girls and one adult woman were killed," police chief Matti Tohkanen told a news conference, Reuters reported. The officer identified the woman as the headteacher

In September 1897, the Arctic explorer Robert E. Peary sailed into New York harbor aboard the Hope with six Greenland Eskimos to be studied at the American Museum of Natural History at the request of the anthropologist Franz Boas. Among the Eskimos were Minik, 6 or 7 years old, a merry boy with a mischievous expression, and his widowed father, Qisuk.

The next day 20,000 people visited the Hope, paying Peary 25 cents to see the Eskimos, who were still in their Arctic furs. Eventually they were taken to the museum, where visitors were also allowed to view them. They lived in the basement, where Minik seemed happiest playing amid the familiar objects in the Arctic exhibit.