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Labour leader and Sunak to separately discuss with Greek PM part of Parthenon sculptures being returned to Athens
Chair George Osborne says institution was ‘victim of inside job’ over decades
The theft of 2,000 items risks undermining the institution’s founding purpose as a custodian of the world’s treasures
The return of a sacred Nisga’a Nation artefact offers lessons for museums worldwide
British Museum chair believes that talks with Greek premier over return of treasures have not been jeopardised
Institution’s chair says up to 2,000 items are missing after it failed to act on warnings
Hartwig Fischer steps down admitting institution faces situation of the ‘utmost seriousness’
Real people and their experiences are at the heart of the gallery, reopening as part of the museum’s £15mn transformation
How George Osborne and Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis put together the outlines of a historic plan
British Museum says object ‘of national importance’ is rare survivor from Henry VIII’s first marriage
Why a digital record of the kingdom’s looted treasures marks a new era in the battle to reclaim its history
Spectacular collections in the London home of the late businessman and philanthropist Sir Joseph Hotung
The politics of restitution are often opaque — but not in the case of the Parthenon Marbles
Government and private funding sought for modernisation of 170-year-old cultural institution
Mitsotakis insists the case for repatriation of antiquities is ‘very strong’ during a visit to London
This year the Tefaf Museum Restoration Fund is helping a glass disaster in Beirut and an unusual Manet portrait in Wales
This captivating exhibition of 103 recently rediscovered pictures includes some of the Japanese artist’s most mysterious work
Visitors will be able to feast on the former chancellor’s mummified political legacy
Former chancellor editor wins race to succeed Sir Richard Lambert as chair of trustees
The value of contested artworks would seem to be zero, yet the best of them are priceless
Popularity of Netflix drama speaks to our need to connect to the ancient past
The institution is under ever greater scrutiny over the origins of its collections and how it presents history
Greece among nations pushing for demands in Brexit talks mandate
Call for public to contribute memories of switch from pounds, shillings and pence
Rapidly rising temperatures cause exposure of fragile pieces locked in frozen ground
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