the british museum _ museum? you might mention so. the british museum has _ museum?. the british museum has 8 million - british museum has 8 million objects, most of them are not on display, and around a million are not even catalogued or registered, so actually these, what were small items, in—store rooms, no member of the public could access them, only people who work at the museum and had the right protocols and passes couldn't get into the storerooms, —— couldn't get into the storerooms, —— could get into. but most of the items have ever been registered. the british museum did not know what it had in any sensible fashion and with the allegations are around an insider suspect was that he really only started to be discovered by dr gradel when he made a mistake and posted something that actually had been catalogued, in a very old catalogue, but as i said dr gradel has a for graphic memory so he remember the picture and i'd seen it online and are member that picture. he went back to that catalogue... about 20 seconds left, have we had any response from dr williams? w

it came from the british museum storerooms. the museum. he has denied any wrongdoing. as chair of the trustees, the former chancellor, george osborne, instigated an independent review into what happened. we're pretty clear that an individual who was employed here stole from the museum, went to quite elaborate lengths to cover their tracks. one of the things we have got to get to the bottom of exactly the motivation of the individual who we believe was responsible, but he has not been talking are cooperating. but he has not been talking or cooperating. he said the museum had big lessons to learn. a couple of years ago, there was a warning and it was not taken as seriously as it should have been. 36 recommendations, a third of which are already complete or under way, include better reporting of unlocated items, more inclusive management, and reviewing the approach to suspending employees. most of the report wasn't published because of the ongoing police investigation. reading what has been made public, dr gradel told me he is fur

in the british museum.e or another, particularly the elgin marbles , are they're elgin marbles, are they're telling the story of, first of all, our relationship with antiquity, our relationship with the classic classical antiquity, not seen as idealised as it was before the elgin marbles, but but in its rugged reality , but in its rugged reality, broken and in a way , it's even broken and in a way, it's even the start of scientific archaeology as we know it today . archaeology as we know it today. then it's also a monument that has inspired art, british art in the country and abroad. so it's a fundamental piece of the story that we tell ourselves about who we are and why we care about these things and about this . these things and about this. this project was so important to a person like lord elgin that he upended his entire fortune . he upended his entire fortune. he put everything at stake, went all in saying it's worth it. we should do something . and i'm should do something. and i'm doing it. is it not

and did you immediately know that's from the british museum?warned museum management in 2021 that a staff member might be stealing from their collection. he was brushed off. there she is. dr gradel says he had unwittingly bought from the suspected thief many times. we've been filming with him since the story finally broke this summer because it came from the british museum storerooms. it came from i found the name on a paypal receipt and ijust went over the evidence went over the evidence again and again and again and there was no innocent explanation. senior curator peter higgs was sacked by the museum. he has denied any wrongdoing. as chair of the trustees, the former chancellor george osborne, instigated an independent review into what happened. we're pretty clear that an individual who was employed here stole from the museum, went to quite elaborate lengths to cover their tracks. a couple of years ago there was a warning and it was not taken as seriously as it should have been. and that's a big lesson for us to learn. 36 recommendations, a

and this is this museum be this british museum should be called this british museum should be call> cities in the world give to the museum lots the british museum lots of beautiful artefacts . half of the beautiful artefacts. half of the beauty world from beauty of the world came from greece, you know, we know that. so many structures, so many temples, so many there is so many artefacts that the greeks are very happy to give to are very, very happy to give to the british museum. and what they do is and this they should do is and this wonderful argument that the amazing fry gave was amazing stephen fry gave was wouldn't it be lovely if the british returned the parthenon marbles and then they could make th

the renowned british museum, one of the truly great museums of the world, has struck oil, i suppose,al company british petroleum . the new british petroleum. the new funding is part of a ten year deal which will be utilised to transform the museum, preserving the institution for generations to come. this is about 5% of the funding the british museum needs to fulfil its overall refurbishment plans , including a refurbishment plans, including a new energy centre and an archaeological research centre . archaeological research centre. a poll commissioned by the british museum reveal that 59% of the public prefer museums receiving donations over using taxpayers money, so this must be good news. but publication of the deal saw the resignation of the deal saw the resignation of the deputy chairman of the museum, muriel grey, being announced , while another announced, while another trustee, mary beard , has trustee, dame mary beard, has also out . against this also come out. against this particular sponsorship. well, i'm joined now by the just stop oil spokesman, doctor kushnick. thank you v

the renowned british museum, one of the truly great museums of the world, has struck oil, i suppose,tional company british petroleum . the new british petroleum. the new funding is part of a ten year deal which will be utilised to transform the museum, preserving the institution for generations to come. this is about 5% of the funding the british museum needs to fulfil its overall refurbishment plans , including a refurbishment plans, including a new energy centre and an archaeological research centre . archaeological research centre. a poll commissioned by the british museum reveal that 59% of the public prefer museums receiving donations over using taxpayers money, so this must be good news. but publication of the deal saw the resignation of the deal saw the resignation of the deputy chairman of the museum, muriel grey, being announced , while another announced, while another trustee, mary beard , has trustee, dame mary beard, has also out . against this also come out. against this particular sponsorship. well, i'm joined now by the just stop oil spokesman, doctor kushnick. thank y

this has really thrown the british museum into a crisis.eille has found, shockingly, is that the thief has behaved,is shockingly, is that the thief has behaved, is us suspected thief has behaved, is us suspected thief has behaved in a rather grubby fashion, what they suspect is that made may be only £100,000 from selling these objects on platforms like ebay, even though to people that know about these objects they will be considered priceless, ancient objects so it is a very sad day for the museum but the chair of the british museum george osborne says they are determined to learn the lessons from this and so what this review has done is to come up with a number of recommendations, and that really is about tightening the security of the collection, but also getting a much better understanding of what objects the museum holds properly cataloguing them. perhaps one of the most shocking things that has merged is that most of the objects were not catalogued. now the museum has made some progress in recovering the objects of, 351 have been recov

and that's why a museum like . british the museum, museum like.o when people come to it, they shouldn't be see greenwashing for the destruction of heritage. >> i think this where you >> and i think this is where you lose people donica because it's not we click our not as though we can click our fingers suddenly will fingers and suddenly there will be for fossil fuels. be no need for fossil fuels. >> are transitioning away >> we are transitioning away from them. it's going to take time in the meantime, why shouldn't the british museum take some of the money from this evil oil giant ? as you say ? evil oil giant? as you say? >> well, i don't know how many . >> well, i don't know how many. we've had this conversation many times. emily i agree with you that currently the oil industry suppues that currently the oil industry supplies 80% of our energy. and what i'm saying is for humanity survive, for heritage survive. we need to transition. that means the profits . yeah, but i'm means the profits. yeah, but i'm not sure. >> i'm not sure bannau invested

we have got the british museum, 10% of the artefacts british museum artefacts in the british museum can of them are can be shown. 90% of them are actually in cellars and in basements. there's just so much stuff of basements. there's just so much stin of basements. there's just so much st in every of basements. there's just so much st in every museum of basements. there's just so much stin every museum . of it in every museum. >> yeah, every museum as a first tier kind of collection that is worthy of displaying . for worthy of displaying. for example, i studied ancient market weights . they have 455 of market weights. they have 455 of them, 35 of them and ba.2. they are displaying only three because there's no point in displaying copying copy after copy after copy of the copy of the same thing . so you just the same thing. so you just select the best pieces . the ones select the best pieces. the ones that illustrative . and that are most illustrative. and for public viewership, you put them in a in a well, i guess what i guess what, stephen now it's in the news. >> we've got two nations

we have got the british museum, 10% of the artefacts british museum artefacts in the british museum can. of them are can be shown. 90% of them are actually in cellars and in basements. there's just so much stuff of basements. there's just so much stin of basements. there's just so much st in every of basements. there's just so much st in every museum of basements. there's just so much stin every museum . of it in every museum. >> yeah, every museum as a first tier kind of collection that is worthy of displaying . for worthy of displaying. for example, i studied ancient market weights . they have 455 of market weights. they have 455 of them, 35 of them and ba.2. they are displaying only three because there's no point in displaying copying copy after copy after copy of the copy of the same thing . so you just the same thing. so you just select the best pieces . the ones select the best pieces. the ones that illustrative . and that are most illustrative. and for public viewership, you put them in a in a well, i guess what i guess what, stephen now it's in the news. >> we've got two nations

it's there in the british museum , which is in the british museum, which is a world class museum. there. they wouldn't necessarily there necessarily have been safe there . returned any . they've been returned any earlier. and when return, earlier. and when you return, treasures to countries, it doesn't always go well. i know this same. this wouldn't be the same. exactly comparison. but exactly the same comparison. but what bronzes as what about the benin bronzes as i think that you've got to decide where you draw a line with cultural appropriation. are you going to return every gem to the country of origin or or perhaps the country in which it was crafted set in in was crafted and set in in precious metals? you know , where precious metals? you know, where does where does it end? >> there's a load of picasso's in france. >> there's a load of dutch masters german . me where >> there's a load of dutch maste|you german . me where >> there's a load of dutch maste|you stop1an . me where >> there's a load of dutch maste|you stop briefly.e where >> there's a load of dutch maste|you stop

the british museum has given an update on the theft of 2,000 objects from its collection, saying thathas denied any wrongdoing, some of the artefacts were sold online for a few pounds, the museum's chairman says they were the victim of an insidejob museum's chairman says they were the victim of an inside job and implementing the recommendations of an independent review. with more here is zoe conway. thea;r an independent review. with more here is zoe conway. they estimate 2,000 here is zoe conway. they estimate 2.000 objects _ here is zoe conway. they estimate 2,000 objects have _ here is zoe conway. they estimate 2,000 objects have been - here is zoe conway. they estimate 2,000 objects have been either i 2,000 objects have been either stolen or damages within the museum's collection. what those objects include are roman gems, jewellery, small fragments of sculpture, and greek pottery. and this has thrown the british museum into a crisis, the biggest crisis of its 270 year history what this review has found, rather shockingly, is that the thief has behaved, the suspected thief has beh

and, you know, when the museum was first the british museum was first opened, full objects opened, ittefacts from the voyages of there was no of discovery. there was no antiquity yes at that very antiquity in yes at that very moment. it was also used as a garrison by the turks. and there was a mosque in there in the parthenon. in the parthenon . it parthenon. in the parthenon. it was ruined. yes. i mean, it was just a ruin. and people were taking bricks and parts of it for their houses and grinding it up and all the rest of it. yes. so it's not at what we recognise today as this sort of an archaeological site. >> that's very interesting because you mentioned in the book, i didn't before book, and i didn't know before reading that even at reading your book that even at the lord elgin wasn't sure the time lord elgin wasn't sure about taking the marbles, but he decided to preserve decided to do so to preserve them. he felt they were actually in to be they remained in danger to be if they remained in danger to be if they remained in they were in danger. in athens, they were in danger. >>

it's there in the british museum , which is in the british museum, which is a world class museum.here. they wouldn't necessarily there necessarily have been safe there . returned any . they've been returned any earlier. and when return, earlier. and when you return, treasures to countries, it doesn't always go well. i know this same. this wouldn't be the same. exactly comparison. but exactly the same comparison. but what bronzes as what about the benin bronzes as i think that you've got to decide where you draw a line with cultural appropriation. are you going to return every gem to the country of origin or or perhaps the country in which it was crafted set in in was crafted and set in in precious metals? you know , where precious metals? you know, where does where does it end? >> there's a load of picasso's in france. >> there's a load of dutch masters german . me where >> there's a load of dutch maste|you german . me where >> there's a load of dutch maste|you stop1an . me where >> there's a load of dutch maste|you stop briefly.e where >> there's a load of dutch maste|you stop br

the bbc has learned that the deputy director of the british museum has agreed to step down.is with me, what can you tell us? about this man oversaw the botched investigation into the theft in 2021 after he was warned by a gem dealer. he is called doctorjonathon davies said a spokesperson has confirmed he is leaving the institution. they are not sure whether he was sacked or he is going voluntarily but we know he had stepped back from deputy director duties earlier this year after the announcement of the item is missing, damaged or stolen from the british museum. believed by a curator. he stepped back from those duties while an external review was put in place. that reported yesterday, we sow the recommendations, there was no mention of doctorjonathan williams but that was the news yesterday he will be leaving the institution. the gem dealer who wrote to the deputy and 110 and 2021 that thefts were happening, with a lot of evidence, and has told an investigation was happening and it was all fine, he said he should have gone a long time ago —— who wrote to the deputy and warne

if you follow the lead of the greeks, then in the british museum.e in boris johnson’s head. if the greeks catch sunok today, then the egyptians and indians will arrive tomorrow. on downing we hoped that this topic would not be raised. the remains of culture in britain and those of the greeks. some europeans are gradually beginning to understand the words of vladimir vladimir, that all the wealth of western countries was acquired through robbery, theft, etc. as the british media noted, the greek prime minister's words seemed to anger sunok to such an extent that he decided that there was no reason to negotiate if india's freedom fighters knew that an evil indian would rule britain. i wonder what angers sunok more, the greek persistence or the fact that you can’t just steal anything from any country like 200 years ago. and while world leaders are wondering how to squeeze out more, but will not return anything to anyone, the international sawmill, throwing away decency, got acquainted with the contents of their next secret chat, in our regular column,

british museum. so there we go. fantastic well done, british museum. they're about museum.the title like everything inside right. okay inside the museum. right. okay who's top. your union who's top. who's your union jackass jackass. well, this >> my union jackass. well, this is difficult, is it? it's is not difficult, is it? it's the junior for heaven's the junior doctor, for heaven's sake. they're doing over sake. what they're doing over this period this christmas period is grotesque. do i have grotesque. mask. okay, do i have to explain more? not really. >> no. go on. >> mine is the welsh government for hiking the business rates for hiking the business rates for pubs and retail and hospitality . this is for pubs and retail and hospitality. this is going to put a lot of jobs and a lot of businesses, especially pubs, out of business. it's criminal. really? >> yeah. okay all right. um, go on. >> on. >> benjamin mine is peter bowen, the outgoing mp. most likely , the outgoing mp. most likely, uh, who complained about the petition of constituents who voted to have a by—electio

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the bbc understands that the deputy director of the british museum is leaving the institution.earlier this year. earlier this year, drjonathan williams stepped back from his deputy director duties whilst an internal review into the thefts took place — but a spokesperson has told the bbc that he will not resume the role. you're live with bbc news. dozens of people, including children, have been injured in a wave of missile strikes on kyiv — the worst attack on the ukrainian capital in months. a kindergarten and a hospital were damaged by debris as authorities say ten ballistic missiles were shot down. this latest russian strike on kyiv is the third within a week, and comes as ukraine's president zelensky continues his tour of countries to plead for more money for the war and reenergise western support. for the latest from kyiv, here's jess parker. you wouldn't think that just a few small steps from here there'd be this. but that's how life looks today in kyiv. in last night's explosion, ondrej�*s skin was pierced by shards of glass. translation: it was horrifying, a niahtmare. i

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and, you know, when the museum was first the british museum was first opened, full objects opened, itefacts from the voyages of there was no of discovery. there was no antiquity yes at that very antiquity in yes at that very moment. it was also used as a garrison by the turks. and there was a mosque in there in the parthenon. in the parthenon . it parthenon. in the parthenon. it was ruined. yes. i mean, it was just a ruin. and people were taking bricks and parts of it for their houses and grinding it up and all the rest of it. yes. so it's not at what we recognise today as this sort of an archaeological site. >> that's very interesting because you mentioned in the book, i didn't before book, and i didn't know before reading that even at reading your book that even at the lord elgin wasn't sure the time lord elgin wasn't sure about taking the marbles, but he decided to preserve decided to do so to preserve them. he felt they were actually in to be they remained in danger to be if they remained in danger to be if they remained in they were in danger. in athens, they were in danger. >> w

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the british museum in london and auctions held to pay for the costs of the military expedition. ebony bronzes became scattered throughout the art market. there now in more than a 160 probably collections worldwide, as well as the many private ones. these packs and cultures the metal in ivory, all that we may know the old dominion empire, and centuries of original artistic creativity. what is lost? um, when, when works like the billing browsers has taken from a place. first of all, the works of out in permanent eggs, which is to say, one half of them times. the 2nd thing that happens is that of the people themselves find a sort of exile then exile from the repository of the dreams. then exiled from the the highest significance that years of ritual evolution and social evolution, the not just of a nation of given rise to this little digital was investigating the reason it's better you. this is a way to that. i applied to gent, still long because almost all of us i came to do most of it doesn't say that we were not by so question. it was supposed you enjoyed the address in the defense in

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have, the everything that they have, the british would be empty, british museum would be empty, fory we have so many great look at. right. great things to look at. right. so you think that every great things to look at. right. so y0|worldwidet every great things to look at. right. so y0|worldwide should return museum worldwide should return everything that it owns or taken? >> you making me change my >> are you making me change my position on this? i'm making position on this? i'm not making you. with you that it's you. i agree with you that it's better at the british museum. the reason why the parthenon. first of all, they called the elgin marbles, which a elgin marbles, which is such a misnomer. it'sjust, um, named misnomer. it's just, um, named after guy on the after some guy there on the parthenon. everybody knows parthenon. yeah. everybody knows the this the parthenon. screw this guy, elgin. and i've got. elgin. whatever and i've got. i have family members up in elgin. and screw those people. >> now, that's a different. that's a place. >> sorry. there's >> oh, sorry. there's a

have, the everything that they have, the british would be empty, british museum would be empty, fors why we have so many great look at. right. great things to look at. right. so you think that every great things to look at. right. so y0|worldwidet every great things to look at. right. so y0|worldwide should return museum worldwide should return everything that it owns or taken? >> you making me change my >> are you making me change my position on this? i'm making position on this? i'm not making you. with you that it's you. i agree with you that it's better at the british museum. the reason why the parthenon. first of all, they called the elgin marbles, which a elgin marbles, which is such a misnomer. it'sjust, um, named misnomer. it's just, um, named after guy on the after some guy there on the parthenon. everybody knows parthenon. yeah. everybody knows the this the parthenon. screw this guy, elgin. and i've got. elgin. whatever and i've got. i have family members up in elgin. and screw those people. >> now, that's a different. that's a place. >> sorry. there's >> oh, sorry. there'

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over to the british now, steve, with british museum now, steve, with the guardian.ip deal to protect the controversial artefacts in the controversial institution. it's proving controversial . proving controversial. >> british museum's bp >> yes. british museum's bp sponsored sponsorship deal astonishingly out of touch , say astonishingly out of touch, say people who don't like it. so campaigners have criticised this £50 million tie up. um, but they say it's all about greenwashing , say it's all about greenwashing, changing your reputation to make you look like a greener company. firstly, i don't think that happens. said, happens. no one's ever said, well, bp can't be a fossil fuel place. they sponsor that museum. make any sense? you could change behaviour, but i don't think in this case, like, if you you could don't have a betting could say don't have a betting company sponsoring you, people might one's ever might bet more. no one's ever thought wasn't to burn thought or wasn't going to burn petrol don't petrol today. but i don't see a great or indeed i mean, great

over to the british now, steve, with british museum now, steve, with the guardian.hip deal to protect the controversial artefacts in the controversial institution. it's proving controversial . proving controversial. >> british museum's bp >> yes. british museum's bp sponsored sponsorship deal astonishingly out of touch , say astonishingly out of touch, say people who don't like it. so campaigners have criticised this £50 million tie up. um, but they say it's all about greenwashing , say it's all about greenwashing, changing your reputation to make you look like a greener company. firstly, i don't think that happens. said, happens. no one's ever said, well, bp can't be a fossil fuel place. they sponsor that museum. make any sense? you could change behaviour, but i don't think in this case, like, if you you could don't have a betting could say don't have a betting company sponsoring you, people might one's ever might bet more. no one's ever thought wasn't to burn thought or wasn't going to burn petrol don't petrol today. but i don't see a great or indeed i mean, great

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university of london, studying psychology, often visits the reading room of the british museum. card is preserved in the archives of the foreign intelligence service. this is not just a unique document that we are showing for the first time, it is a pass to one of those places where deitch worked, looked after students from other universities, and oxford. arnold dech wrote in one of his messages to the center that 80% of people from cambridge and oxford get jobs the state apparatus and the country's elite were mainly formed from graduates of these two universities. one such promising cambridge student is kim philby, the son of st john philby, a renowned arabist intelligence officer from the british colonial office. kim philby, operational pseudonym sönchen, occupied one of the leading positions in british intelligence, mi 6. among other things, he transmitted information about the operation planned by the wehrmacht on the kursk bulge, thanks to which the red army regrouped its forces and was the first to strike the enemy position, depriving him of his advantage. dach watches phi

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these issues, or, for example, the famous case , the marbles of the acropolis, which are kept in the british museum, and greece for many, many years , the state of greece, so to speak, seeks the return of this. legacy to greece, well , it seems, what is there to discuss here, yes, that is, in many old colonial in the centers, this work has been going on for a long time, it surprisingly bypassed russia, and now , when it became obvious that the russian state has a neo-imperial character, it started the war in a neo-colonial way, all these questions were also put to russia, but no... it is impossible to put it to russia in the sense that it is impossible to somehow expect that, say, the hermitage museum will suddenly show such self-awareness and start decolonization work with its own collection, for this reason, well, not for that reason, but partly within the framework of this general process, the same questions were asked by western european american museums, you remember, i promised to quote olesya khromaychuk, the director of the ukrainian institute in london, and a year ago... she actuall

the bbc understands that the deputy director of the british museum is leaving the institution.ousand artefacts earlier this year. drjonathan williams stepped back from his deputy director duties whilst an internal review into the thefts took place — but a spokesperson has told the bbc that he will not resume the role. you're live with bbc news. dozens of people in people including children have been injured in a wave of missile strikes on kyiv — the worst attack on the ukrainian capital in months. a kindergarten and a hospital were damaged by debris as authorities say ten ballistic missiles were shot down. this latest russian strike on kyiv is the third within a week. it comes as ukraine's president zelensky continues his tour of countries to plead for more money for the war and reenergise western support. for the latest from kyiv here's jess parker. you wouldn't think that just a few small steps from here there'd be this. but that's how life looks today in kyiv. in last night's explosion, ondrej�*s skin was pierced by shards of glass. translation: it was i horrifying, a nightm

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