New British Museum director will oversee ‘architectural and intellectual’ change
Nicholas Cullinan’s appointment was approved by the board of trustees and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
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Ex-National Portrait Gallery chief appointed British Museum director
He was approved by the Board of Trustees and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak
UK News|Mar 28
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‘Marriage was not in our vocabulary’ – couples mark 10 years of LGBT+ weddings
Two couples have shared their views on the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013 a decade after the first weddings took place.
UK News|Mar 28
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Teacher attacked by pupil receives £150,000 payout for injuries and trauma
The NASUWT teaching union secured more than £14 million in compensation for its members last year.
UK News|Mar 28
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James Maddison wants opportunity to show what he can do for England
Maddison has never completed a full 90 minutes for the senior side.
UK Sport|Mar 27
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More animals depicted in new public statues than named women in 2023
A total of 13 animals and 14 named men were depicted in new statues, but only 12 named women, according to data from art education charity, Art UK.
UK News|Mar 27
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Inaugural Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction shortlist revealed
The new sister award to the Women’s Prize for Fiction aims to celebrate ‘excellence, originality and accessibility’ in narrative non-fiction.
UK News|Mar 27
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Rose Dugdale never regretted swapping privileged life for the IRA, funeral told
The former debutante led an IRA art heist during the Troubles.
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Banksy mural covered with plastic sheeting and wooden boards
The bright green artwork was defaced with streaks of white paint just two days after it appeared in Finsbury Park, north London.
UK News|Mar 27
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US sculptor Richard Serra, the ‘poet of iron’, dies aged 85
The artist was known for large-scale outdoor steel structures.
World News|Mar 27
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Hayley North: ‘There’s a boat tomorrow’
We could benefit from being more welcoming to newcomers to our island, says Hayley North...
Voices|Mar 27
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Shortlist announced for one of UK’s oldest literature competitions
This year’s shortlist consists of four novels and six biographical works.
UK News|Mar 27
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Homeless people encouraged to use ‘powerful voice’ and vote
James Flanagan, a 20-year-old Dubliner who has been homeless in the past, said ‘with the power to vote, we can fix’ the housing crisis.
UK News|Mar 26
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Education defends States schools' curriculum
The Education Committee has defended the curriculum in States schools.
News|Mar 26
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Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff to miss Japanese Grand Prix
It is understood that Wolff’s decision to miss the race in Suzuka on April 7 was taken before the start of the new season.
UK Sport|Mar 25
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