Two people have been arrested and charged with burglary after a baby baboon was stolen from a zoo in Macedonia.
Luka was snatched after thieves managed to cut a hole in the enclosure at Skopje Zoo and escaped with him in a taxi to Kavadarci, about 50 miles south of the Macedonian capital.
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