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chris mason, bbc news, at the british museum.g in ancient history and contemporary politics. chris mason, bbc news, at the british museum. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. a court has been hearing how a plan to kill transgender teenager brianna jeye was found in the bedroom of one of the 16—year—olds accused of her murder. a girl and boy — who can't be named because of their age — are alleged to have murdered brianna, stabbing her to death in a park earlier this year. the former boss of wilko has said she's devastated to have let down staff, suppliers and customers, when the retailer collapsed earlier this year. lisa wilkinson, who is the granddaughter of wilko's founder, has given evidence to mps about the difficulties faced by the chain. an inquiry has found that a maintenance worker who sexually abused dead bodies in nhs mortuaries was able to do so because of "serious failings" at the hospitals where he worked. david fuller abused the bo

chris mason, bbc news, at the british museum.party 5 chairman according to the party's lawyer. mr khan has been in prison on multiple charges since early august and has been disqualified from running in upcoming elections. he founded his party, the pti, in 1996 and despite his arrest and disqualification had remained its head until now. our pakistan correspondent carrie davies brought us up to speed on the latest developments. imran khan has been injail since early august and as a result of that conviction, he was disqualified from running. he still holds the position of chairman, but that presents a major problem with the fact pakistan is meant to be having elections on the 8th of february, and his party that he founded is due to run in those elections. his party has been told that if they continue to have imran khan as chairman, they risk are potentially losing their important symbol of a cricket bat, thatis important symbol of a cricket bat, that is on the election papers, and that is on the election papers, and thatis that is

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they have been stored since the beginning of the 19th century. museum, they were taken out by the britishntinople, who received permission from the authorities of the ottoman empire, who ruled greece at that time. the director of the state museum of fine arts named after pushkin, elizaveta likhacheva, is in touch with us, izovet stanislavna. hello, this is an interesting topic, please tell me, now this diplomatic scandal has flared up with the statues of porthenon, but this is not the first time the greeks have raised this question. is it really possible call it a theft that the british took antique statues to britain back then ? yes, you can, lord elgin, who clavoziu, violated even the law in force at that time on the export of cultural property, he lied to the governor, the frieze of the phenon, and part of the sculptures from the pediments of the prophenon, and a small part of the architectural decoration, in particular. and a base on several columns, that is, yes, we can say that he stole them, how likely is it that london will return these exhibits, someday, while terishunok is in no

institution there, first only the museum institution in which these marbles have ever existed is the british museumseum was built, precisely so that greece would have another argument to demand the sculpture of phidias back. but all the experts unanimously say: “the british museum will not give anything away.” zinaet kurbatov, news. prosecutor general igor krasnov signed the protocol. on cooperation with the minister of justice of algeria. in addition, the head of the russian department proposed to abdar-rashid tabii to conclude an agreement between the countries on the non-extradition of citizens for requests of the international criminal court. details of the meeting and the main statement are in the material by egor grigoriev. a warm and friendly meeting; igor krasnov was met at the airport by his algerian colleague. next , a short conversation before the official program of laying a wreath at the monument to the hero of the war of independence. died in the national liberation movement. in the struggle to get rid of colonial oppression that lasted 120 years, the strategic partnership between the

he's a chairman of the british museum . he's been the british museum.on to try and loan to athens . but it was loan them to athens. but it was made very clear in today by number 10 that any acts of it by a private individual is up to them . and that's a lot of shade them. and that's a lot of shade being chucked at george osborne by rishi sunak. now, being chucked at george osborne by rishi sunak . now, why now? by rishi sunak. now, why now? why discuss these marbles now? you might wonder. why discuss these marbles now? you might wonder . there is you might wonder. there is a kind of pause , maybe in normal, kind of pause, maybe in normal, normal westminster discussions about migration and the covid inquiry and the rest. but i think it does show to me that there's an election on and there's an election on and there's clearly the tories want to see this as what they call a wedge issue. what will keir starmer do? would he try and restore these marbles back to athens or would he hold the line and defend them and sure and defend them and make sure they go so

chris mason, bbc news, at the british museum. ruth perry died through suicide injanuary.debates in the wake of it. our education reports. our education editor reports. ruth perry died through suicide injanuary. whilst was about to downgrade her primary school from outstanding to inadequate. inspectors raised concerns about measures to keep children safe. today, her sister arrived for the first day of the inquest. speaking exclusively to the bbc before, she said the family hoped for change as a result. we need to reintroduce humanity to the school inspection system. head teachers are human beings, just like the children and the parents, like everybody. and they need to be treated with the respect and care that they deserve whilst looking after our children. the inquest will not consider whether ofsted's judgment of the school was right, but today it has heard evidence about how inspections are carried out. the senior coroner said it was particularly important for ofsted not to take a position on what led to ruth perry's death and remarked unsurprisingly insensitive public

the head of the board of trustees of the british museum, george osbarn, is a famous british politicianthe second man in david cameron's government was considering various schemes under which the sculptures could be transferred to greece, and a possible partnership with athens was discussed 20 years ago by the acting director of the british museum, mark jones. jones took charge of the museum in september this year after a huge scandal over the disappearance of almost 2,000 exhibits. in greece they started talking about the fact that britain did not know how to preserve historical values. for london, the question of the return of the sculptures is not only here, but here they are afraid that if they give in to the greek authorities, this will provoke a stream of statements from various countries plundered during the british empire. in india they dream of getting almas kukhin back, they are talking about preparing a large-scale diplomatic campaign for repatriation of treasures. after the scandal involving the theft of artifacts from a british museum, publications appeared in the chinese p

chris mason, bbc news, at the british museum.udents and a school caretaker in nottingham last summer in separate attacks, but has denied murder. barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar, who were both 19, and 65—year—old ian coates were stabbed to death in the city. 0ur midlands correspondent navtej johal is in nottingham for us. sophie, those attacks which began in the early hours of the 13th ofjune led to a huge outpouring of grief in this city, with thousands of people attending vigils in memory of the victims. barnaby webberand attending vigils in memory of the victims. barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar, students at the university of nottingham, and school caretaker ian coates. today, valdo calocane who answered to the name adam mendes denied their murders. but he did enter a guilty plea for their manslaughter, on the grounds of diminished responsibility. he also pleaded guilty to the attempted murder of three pedestrians on the same day who were hit by a van that he is alleged to have stolen from mr coates. no, this hea

di british museum. just filled with stolen items the nearly on the night outside of it is boozy and trust me it's gorgeous from the outside. left. on the inside it's are quite controversial as some people might want to call it. so lets hit insight and see what is all of the artifacts taken from india that this idea is i'm on had i live in new delhi and i've just recently graduated from master's and been television school in london. so i was about to move out from london, come back to india. and when i got this opportunity, i thought that was the best way for me to spend my last days in london by going and going and looking at these museums that had artifacts. and those 2 pieces of belonging to my own country. so you see this entire section is fairly solid, asian loaded artifacts of the things i saw that kind of the light did my my love for history and i was literally experiencing it. see in front of me and it was of a view to mix of emotions that i felt it was it was, it was it. there was a sense of sad

. di, british museum. just feed a big stolen item. the and here we are a night outside of it is boozy and trust me it's gorgeous. from the outside. less on the inside. it's quite controversial as some people might want to call it. so let's head inside and, and see what is all of the artifacts taken from india that this idea is i'm on had, i live in new delhi and i've just recently graduated from master's and been television school in london. so i was about to move out from london, come back to india. and when i got this opportunity, i thought that was the best way for me to spend my last days in london by going and going and looking at these museums that had artifacts and guys showed bases of belonging to my own country. so you see this entire section is faded with solid, asian loaded artifacts of the things i saw that kind of the line did my, my love for history and i was literally experiencing it see in front of me. and it was of a view to mix of emotions that i felt it was, it was, it was it. there was

houses balances are sent us dated to the british museum. di british museum. just feed a big stolen item. the and here we are, the night outside of it is rosie, i'm just me, it's gorgeous. from the outside. less on the inside. it's quite controversial. as some people might want to call it. so let's head inside and see what are some of the artifacts taken from india that this idea is i mind had, i live in new delhi and i'm just recently graduated from masters and television school in london. so i was about to move out from london. come back to india, and when i got this opportunity, i thought that was the best way for me to spend my last days in london by going and going and looking at these museums that had artifacts and guys showed bases of belonging to my own country to you see this entire section is fairly solid, asian loaded artifacts and all the things i saw that kind of the light did my, my love for history and i was literally experiencing it see in front of me. and it was of a view to mix of emotions that i felt it was, it was, it was it. there was a se

lady you send data heritage to india, and i can got an d, they'll be more iphones. diane's, the british museum. the world needs to understand that history belongs to its geography. when people talk off for the imminence of british colonialism for leading positive, like, i think we have to be fair and balanced. and talk about british colonialism. you know what it left back is. do you go out to ask? i mean, you should speaking person on went to school educated and they would give you 10 reasons why the picture showed was good. funny takes time to show them to, to let's say, if i call you my neighbors my, that my neighbors mother is more beautiful than my mother. so i caught calling her mom because she's more beautiful than mine. mother. the dish from left us still a kind of shit in blind worship, is actually putting you all forwarding in somebody else's hands and loving dental control. you sold this misuse should stop the i'm speaking to you in english and i've been, i've learned that as my 1st language in school in my growing up years and later on it's safe as an acknowledgement of the fact tha

there, the first the only museum institution in which these marbles have ever existed is the british museum the 20th century, a new acropolis museum was built, precisely so that greece would have another argument to demand the sculpture of phidias back, but all experts unanimously say that the museum will not give anything back. zinaet kurubatov vesti. the day of the perm region was held at the international exhibition-frum russia. the regional governor dmitry makhonin spoke at the opening of the thematic holiday. throughout the day, visitors to the exhibition could experience the contrasts of the kama region. it has a place for culture, industry and it. how to reach a region presented at vdnh was assessed by our correspondent anstasia ponko. this room. transport guests of the exhibition directly to another region from moscow to the permen region for one minute thanks to special effects. somewhere there may be fog over the river. blow a breeze from the river. and teams of video makers worked, that is, guys from drones, filmed with cameras , went specially, for example, here to our usifa pil

parthenon, they are kept in the british museum and for greece this is a sore subject. they have been trying to return the masterpieces, but the situation has reached a boiling point. the greek prime minister says his country's assets have been stolen. he asked the question: what if if the painting of monoliza were cut up in the louvre , only half would be left. london decided not to tolerate a raised voice and, in violation of protocol, canceled the planned event. a priceless collection of ancient art at the beginning of the 19th century is obtained. diplomat lord elgen to britain, however, in the british museum there is a lot of stuff that is considered stolen in other countries; i remember, for example, claims from egypt. that's all, thank you for being with us, the program is on air right now, let's get married, in the russian football championship, teams there is one match left to play, after which they will go on almost a three-month vacation, according to the results. in turov , the current title holder zenit rose to first place, defeating sochi at home 3:0. the

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later they were bought by a british museum, and they have been there for more than 150 years. . in turn, for several decades now they have been trying to prove their right to sculpture, calling the actions of the british to remove the statue illegal. the british have their own arguments, they claim that for that time everything was according to law, moreover, in the british museum in london, the statues are preserved in ideal conditions and are free for everyone to view . the argument that the acropolis museum in athens, built in 2009, is an even more suitable place for ancient greek statues, is not accepted. he's the truth. and of course, analogies with the history of scythian gold arise, albeit not direct, but still. in 2013, crimean museums sent it to an exhibition in the netherlands. in 2014, the reunification of crimea with russia took place, and the dutch for a long time could not decide to whom to return the collection of ancient gold, in the end they decided that they would give it to ukraine. the day before, the skivian gold was transferred to the national museum of uk

oh, i think we are in front of the most kwandusha narrative act, in my opinion, in the british museum, which is the sword. and the rings in both fume of the was of done is it, is it reminders of the colonialism that a good in india queued. if you to read these a descriptions, you will find that they have be explicit needed in that disorder. and that the link was actually taken from his dead body after he was candid ancestors protected these objects without a blog. they lost their lives for it. you know, the, they've been bringing to i'm giving the respect to these objects. for centuries, the least we can do is convince all the nations to give these off to expect to us. at the time of my grandparents test, they had said, well, now the search for this or it is, is your juicy. i've been looking for the source for quite some time and it was in this, in october of 2018 was a time when the end is believe the ancestors come back to visit for a 2 week period. i saw that there was an announcement for an auction, and it was the option of general which is never metals. but in the story was a pie

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better known as the elgin marbles, they've been on display in the british museum since the 19th centurythem to be returned to greece. here's what the greek prime minister kyrios mitsotakis told the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg on sunday. if i told you that you would cut the mona lisa in half and you would have half in the louvre and half in the british museum, do you think your viewers would appreciate the beauty of the painting? this is exactly what happens. after that interview aired, prime minister rishi sunak cancelled his planned meeting with mr mitsotakis in london. a spokesman for the greek prime minister said he was "disappointed" the meeting had been cancelled at the "11th hour". the trustees of the british museum are currently exploring the prospect of a loan arrangement that would see the marbles returned to greece temporarily, but any decision would be months away. you're live with bbc news. almost two million people in russia and ukraine don't have power after hurricane winds, snowfall and heavy rain cut electricity lines and caused widespread flooding. more than 2,000 towns and

better known as the elgin marbles, they've been on display in the british museum since the 19th century returned to greece. the greek prime minister was due to meet rishi sunak tomorrow in london. but number ten cancelled the meeting at the last minute. let's talk to our political editor, chris mason. this spat has suddenly blown up. why? something older than the scultures why? something older than the sculptures themselves, - why? something older than the| sculptures themselves, politics. why? something older than the - sculptures themselves, politics. the greek prime minister has been in the uk for a couple of days and met keir starmer today and was due to meet the prime minister tomorrow and he was in this very room yesterday talking to laura kuenssberg about the sculptures and other things. he spelt out why he thinks they should be returned to greece. you would cut the mona lisa in half and you would have half of it at the louvre and half of it at the british museum. do you think your viewers would appreciate the beauty of the painting? this is exactly what happened with the parthen

and the other side of it is that they should stay here in the british museum in the uk.yes. they should go back at all. yes, this ioint they should go back at all. yes, this point is _ they should go back at all. yes, this point is also _ they should go back at all. yes, this point is also true. - they should go back at all. yes, this point is also true. there's l this point is also true. there's different arguments the subject. and there is a misunderstanding as i believe there is this belief from many people in the uk that is an issue of internal greek politics. also there is the opinion that there is some sense of greek nationalism raised through the claim of returning the marbles. the reality is a little more complicated than that. when the issue has been raised in 1983 and the idea behind it is that the parthenon is a national protected monument put up as it stands at the moment it cannot be ——. this is a means of having part in another country and part of the monument in greece.— monument in greece. ioannis smyrnaios — monument in greece. ioannis smyrnaios joining

better known as the elgin marbles, they've been on display in the british museum since the 19th centuryto greece. here's what the greek prime minister kyriakos mitsotakis told the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg on sunday. if i told you that you would cut the mona lisa in half and you would have half in the louvre and half in the british museum, do you think your viewers would appreciate the beauty of the painting? this is exactly what happened with the parthenon. after that interview aired, prime minister rishi sunak cancelled his planned meeting with mr mitsotakis in london. a spokesman for the greek prime minister said he was "disappointed" the meeting had been cancelled at the "11th hour". the trustees of the british museum are currently exploring the prospect of a loan arrangement that would see the marbles returned to greece temporarily. the sculptures are arguably the most high—profile artworks in the increasingly contested debate about whether museums across the world should return items to their countries of origin. you're watching bbc news. a man suspected of shooting and wounding thr

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i love the british museum. story in india as well, where a big story in india as well, where a lot of people want some of the items, including the crown jewels. anneke anton, we�*ll be back after a short break. this is the context. there is more on our story —— anna and tom. do stay with us here on the context. hello again. we had more sunshine around today, but it�*s getting cold very quickly now where we have those clear skies. it feels cold enough already, but the next few days are going to get even colder, more frost around. few wintry showers, but for many places, the next few days are going to be dry. colder air, though, is coming down from scandinavia and it follows this weather front here, which is moving its way southward, bringing some showers. but it�*s across northern scotland and also across some north—eastern parts of england, away from the coast that we�*re going to see some snow and icy conditions. maybe up to five centimetres over higher routes in northern scotland, a centimetre or two in the f

perhaps by going to the british museum. they were present for plus, but a story to the right in the old daily. they know what service or usually means sending stolen items and stored in goods. we are right in front of and in the heart of fluid was out of their lives knowing the lease. and it is a miniature version of what i saw in london. and it just gives them read all the stolen visors and on the facts. i've been deb give similarly of so many said stuff is solely or to us indians. so yeah. size. it was the yeah, these watches in my community. no blake, them belong facility. somebody, am i the, to look at this, this looks like, obviously, or see the camera would be like it lives in the mall or something. the community is an absolute would be a perfect and ology about what additional museums to the the do if i entered it or didn't. but uh, the precise thing they did is uh, biology the call him uh, date of birth, the biologic reincarnation. the guy exactly do not remember the exact date started the or somebody in july or the