and how many gems here do you think belong to the british museum? in the process of returning all those gems that he thinks belong to the museum. i feel i'm righting a wrong and i'm doing something constructive and i enjoy helping the museum with retrieving the objects. but here's the thing — ittai didn't keep all of the gems he bought for himself. the items i sold on, i actually sold them on to people i already knew — fellow dealers, colleagues, friends, and a collector i knew very well already. he's now on a mission to return those gems to the british museum as well. some of the gems ittai sold on have been on quite a journey. he says one even ended up in hong kong and two others ended up back in a museum — just not the right museum. those gems took pride of place in a small exhibition in a remote part of germany. one is even on the first page of their catalogue. it's pretty hard to miss it — not that that museum could ever have imagined they might be displaying stolen items. but what about the other gems sold by sultan1966 that ittai didn't buy? i

therefore, the british museum. therefore, the british museum.wn actors in trying to come up with a solution for this. on the other end you have a museum that the greek state has built that the greek state has built thatis that the greek state has built that is state of the art and ready to house the marbles, so long as there is an agreement to allow them to come back to greece. ., , to allow them to come back to greece. ., .., ., _ ., greece. has the controversy had an impact _ greece. has the controversy had an impact on _ greece. has the controversy had an impact on the _ greece. has the controversy had an impact on the british - an impact on the british museum, not only around the parthenon sculptures, but the artefacts from other countries. this is a wider question about british cultural heritage. the standard that you mentioned is the v & a that is governed under different laws like the 1983 national heritage act and the v & a leadership is pushing towards reform of the framework. the british museum is operating under a different legal regi

and as a highly, as 1900 on to british museum of, of the idea. they said that the stolen active, well should not be done to the countries where there was stolen on it is sides that as recently as 1963, the 19 no to museum out was there to build and replaced with the museum act of 1900 on $63.00, and once again it said that it should not be on the active folks. we now know, of course, that some of the other folks what they're going to museums in the united states of america. and i'm happy to report that in the month of february, the printed print before the american museums thought it on some of the flux to gone the i've not been looked out of active flux. why the germans, the germans did. there's a new thing in the common rooms on base to thousands of author fucked from the cumberlands and of course from supported them to germany as they did also, you know, maybe a way they took major active folks of housing dusty mated behavioral. and of course, the nama local communities. and it is instructive to note that in the month of may, the 10 to 20, to

these are the arguments that we want to put forth, so that when we are engaging the british museum, we are telling them you are not long enough. there was that the stone you are starting to watch that which use thoughts. and of course, when we come to the top board spots and put to not know what the tablets of the tablets uh, fairly significant to the pin orthodox church, it is, can see that it's in the top of the god, leaves the knox. that is the out of the covenant, which was the covenant between the god and the people of the faith and the still pins, particularly they feel pin orthodox j, which is the custodian of these particular up of one way is requested that the british admit, remember they've got the tablets, the british have never admitted that they even hold them, but it is known that they do hold them on the they took them in 1800 on 68 of the famous or infamous butler. i can walk a dollar on that in the in itself is critical. full stop was just over just stalling the spirituality of the field and orthodox church. another octave for that is, was the note as we talk about flu

and as oddly as 1900 on the british museum off of that. yeah. they said that the stolen active should not be done to the countries where they was stolen. and it is said that as recently as 1963, the 19 no to museum out, was it a build under place with the museum act of 1963? and once again, it said that it shall not have it on the active flux. we now know of course, that some of the flux, what stick into museums in the united states of america. and i'm happy to report that in the month of february, the 10 different, the full, the american museums thought it done, some of the active flux to gone the big blue of active flux. why the germans, the germans did. there's a new thing in the common rooms, and they to thousands of authors left from the cumberlands and of course transported them to germany as they did or so, you know, maybe a way they took major other folks of having a designated behavioral. and of course, the nama local communities, and it is instructive to note that in the month of may, the 10 to $20.00, to various fun, some of the other

the british museum on one hopes that it will ultimately be done. the other one that is important is of course there is a linkage between the economic value of the looted items on the to where it is to provide many of these cities across the visit does that they have essentially because they have these other folks. and because they have this other folks, the visit that would have come, for example, to egypt, do not visit egypt because they go to the british museum. and the question that we must ask ourselves therefore, when we are talking about the route that item is what is the long term approach to having them come back? not in this middle us, we have seen the germans do not in piece meal. as we have seen, the americans do with the item that found themselves in the united states of america. not in the look while i'm a product that we have seen the but you'll gaze approach in terms of not enough knowledge and without the active for us in the museums in this bond or in different parts of portugal. not in the arrow gun style of the british who even r

now on bbc news — thief at the british museum. so, what are you holding there? is that stolen property that you're holding? yes. this is dr ittai gradel — and to clarify, he is not the thief. but the gems ittai's holding are at the heart of the story i'm about to tell you. it's emerged that the british museum was warned more than two years ago that objects from its collection were being put up for sale. more than 1,500 items were stolen, damaged or are missing from this place. this is a story about one of britain's most revered institutions and the theft of ancient treasures that were sold around the world. it was very shocking. it was worrying. i had no idea the scale that this would turn out to be. the records they have - of such items is so poor — even where there is any — - they don't know what they've lost. it's been a huge trauma for many people. it's a story of warnings that were ignored...

now on bbc news — thief at the british museum. so, what are you holding there?bringing back to them. is that stolen property that you're holding? yes. this is dr ittai gradel — and to clarify, he is not the thief. but the gems ittai's holding are at the heart of the story i'm about to tell you. it's emerged that the british museum was warned more than two years ago that objects from its collection were being put up for sale. more than 1,500 items were stolen, damaged or are missing from this place. this is a story about one of britain's most revered institutions and the theft of ancient treasures that were sold around the world. it was very shocking.

the uk says it's entirely up to the british museum to make decisions on the parthenon sculptures, whichbles. the british prime minister, sir keir starmer, met his greek counterpart, kyriakos mitsotakis, in london today. greece says the marbles were stolen, but the british museum, where the sculptures have been displayed since the early 1800s, rejects that and says they were legally obtained. mr mitsotakis has made securing their return king charles hosted a state banquet at buckingham palace, as part of a two—day visit by the emir of qatar. having recovered from pneumonia, the queen attended, too. the visit is controversial, because of qatar's record on human rights. here's daniela relph. the spectacle of a state banquet — the centrepiece of any official visit. amongst the guests, politicians and celebrities, including david and victoria beckham, whojoined the royal party for what the king said would be the renewal of an enduring friendship. in the grandeur of the buckingham palace ballroom, the emir of qatar was welcomed back to the uk, where he had lived and studied for many years. yo

the uk says it's entirely up to the british museum to make decisions on the parthenon sculptures, whichmet his greek counterpart, kyriakos mitsotakis, in london today. greece says the marbles were stolen, but the british museum — where the sculptures have been displayed since the early 1800s — rejects that and says they were legally obtained. the bbc has announced its 100 women for 202a. the list shines a spotlight on 100 inspiring and influential women from around the world every year. among this year's list are the french rape survivor gisele pelicot, sunita williams, the astronaut who remains stranded in space — and hollywood star sharon stone, who's been speaking to chi chi izundu. sharon stone — actor, activist and 1990s sex symbol — has seen hollywood change slowly for women. when i started making films, women were only allowed to cross their feet at the ankles. you weren't allowed to cross your legs like this. i'd have to be pretty stupid to write a book about killing and then kill somebody the way i described it in my book. she shot to fame after playing catherine tramell in bas

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now on bbc news: thief at the british museum. so, what are you holding there?n property that you're holding? yes. this is dr ittai gradel — and to clarify, he is not the thief. but the gems ittai's holding

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the british museum has said it is in constructive talks with greece about the parthenon sculptures which the greek prime minister in downing street, but a spokesman said the topic was not discussed. a former advisor to the greek government told the bbc that a deal was close potentially ending a long—running dispute over where the art should be kept. in its 40th year, the winner of one of the world's most prestigious contemporary art competitions, the turner prize, has been announced, and it's the scottish artist, jasleen kaur who takes the prize. our culture editor, katie razzall reports. the winner of the 2024 turner prize is jasleen kaur. glaswegian born another winner of the turner prize on its 40th anniversary. of the turner prize on its 40th anniversary-— of the turner prize on its 40th anniversary. wow, cannot even read? i anniversary. wow, cannot even read? i want — anniversary. wow, cannot even read? i want to _ anniversary. wow, cannot even read? i want to begin - anniversary. wow, cannot even read? i want to begin by - anniversary. wow, cannot even read? i want to begin by sayi

the mobile sculptures have spent 2 centuries in the british museum in london, talks between the museum and greek officials to repack trait them next year. are reportedly well now positioned activists and serious se in such and so pushing ahead with their offensive against the government forces, capturing several new towns and closing in on the city of hama, state troops say they've retaken some territory. last and last week, surprise attack, in which a left who was also seized by an alliance of rebel groups. united nation says nearly 50000 people have been displaced by the lights of slicing. in a sign of distain for the regime of sculpture of president bashar ellison's lead brother is toppled by protesters and elect boat. syria is 2nd largest city and several surrounding areas are now under rebel control. after a surprise offensive land by the islamist revel group higher terrier alshaun or h t s, as well as opposition fighters backed by turkey. this footage filmed by the militants shows them entering was believed to be president assad. tell us in a level and insurgents were also seen a

the british museum has said it is in constructive talks with greece about the parthenon sculptures whichir starmer met the greek prime minister in downing street, but a spokesman said the topic was not discussed. a former advisor to the greek government told the bbc that a deal was close, potentially ending a long—running dispute over where the art should be kept. have you dug the old christmas jumper out from the back of the cupboard yet, ready for the party season? a group of knitters in north yorkshire have been working on a rather special one this year. the ripon community poppy project have spent four and a half thousand hours creating this enormous christmas jumper for a gritter! it's taken 12 months and 1,130 balls of wool. �*goldie the gritter�* is going to be showing off the jumper on a 900 mile tour of the uk, visiting schools to teach pupils about road safety, so keep your eyes peeled! a reminder of our main story, political turmoil in south korea, these are the live pictures. we have an update, the president, on his impeachment, this vote could happen on friday or saturday, s

times for the dual museum for west african art where announced in 2020 is a joint venture with a british museum and several german easy and the germans. i've since amounts that they will stop returning the name drunk this, but other institutions may only send them on know and it's not clear if europe and institutions will contribute west to next step is to create a so called universal museum. come all it to the push. she brought it to a know she don't, tyler does well the, the couple of you have more control and constitutional people don't to do. she did know cuz she don't including some people don't keep doing something men. yeah. i've got to look to them the critics on technique of holes and a, and i've talked to open, it won't really be a break. been something menu not supposed to be. does it position a big a? it because it is a men's looks you know, to the next step to i bought the 2 bedroom one. could y'all leave y'all's a of on demand? you knows the keys the only well what phone you, what would it you also so which one of the week? oh, once you leave your name a course, visit the museum a

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the motto sculptures have spent 2 centuries in the british museum in london. reports said the museum and greek officials are closed in agreements to return. the rebels in syria are closing in on the city of hama and pushing ahead with their assault against government forces. the city of hama was our best june of opposition against president bush. auto saw bush or us on when protests 1st started in 2011. it has since faced a series of violent reading crackdowns the as long as revels launched their lightning assault last week. quickly capturing the city of a level, the one says nearly 50000 people have been displaced in over 100 civilians killed in this latest flare up of the syrian civil war. on highway to humble, as long as troubles are advancing further south. they've now captured new towns in the province. so down is just north of homeless city. the last time rebels were here, 7 years ago. they say they're hoping to walk them back civilians support the opposition for exile by government forces. the sort on the law, they noticed that the one we are in the town to sit down because ha

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yes, the dilemma is just the museum forum diplomatic missions in georgia, european missions, and american british embassies. they support protesters as well. but the idea of turning georgia into an instrument of events against russia on its southern borders, has failed. this has been a task for the last 2 years and it has not been possible to implement it. they realize that georgia would no longer play the role of appointments that could be sacrificed in a big game against russia and decided to support the opposition and every possible way by in the face of to miss you that georgia is ready to be admitted to the european union as the but allegedly out government hasn't turned away from the european pause and so on and so on. and that's when the pressure began open interference in the internal affairs of georgia on the part of europe and unions. representation with which one open major decide the actions of the georgia government, which they did not like and make the written as well as ambassadors of a number of european. frankly, i'm not talking about the u. s. like in rush, says, cursed region,

museums in lisbon, in portugal. to appreciate the extent of diluted but the biggest of the looters, where the british, the british started lifting the active folks of different african countries. they did. so in the gone, they went to the great to ascend to kingdom and took some of the most.

was the big on one need only visit several museums in lisbon in portugal to appreciate the extent of diluted but the biggest of the looters. when the british, the british started thin, the active folks of different african countries. they did so in the gone, they went to the great ice on the kingdom and took some of the most important royal active books under of course they did not stop there in the 1800s when they invaded late this kingdom of been then they took the same as the bronze bus of brandon, which.

mozambique and one need only visit several museums in lisbon in portugal to appreciate the extent of diluted. but the biggest of the looters will add the british. the british stock.

british suffrages of this time really were militants. they would bricks through windows they would destroy statues and museums. they did all sorts of things that were illegal. oh, alice was a quaker. and at one point when she was over in england, gandhi came to meet with pankhurst and thought the possible alice paul was in this meeting. whether she was in the meeting or not, she clearly had the gandhi view. gandhi said, you know, the way to do this is, you know, be and and she was pacifist and she conducted herself that way throughout. and yet they earned the label militant unfairly in press. wilson had flatly women's suffrage when he was governor when he ran for president in 1912. he took position that women's suffrage was exclusively matter for the states. and therefore the president and the federal government would have nothing to do with it. and so the inaugural parade was meant to, for the new president that millions of american thought differently about that. these two were joined, of course, by thousands of women in the parade, one of whom was either b wells, barnett barnett this is in 1893 photograph o