Landmark loan deal offers glimpse of what may be the future of the Benin Bronzes

Stage production set to debut at the Edinburgh Fringe has already caused outrage over its explicit working title

The Boy or Girl? gallery, featuring a fake penis and chest binders, was removed after objections it was ‘not science’

The rival union believes freedom of expression is under 'severe pressure' and has promised to protect 'beleaguered authors'

New guidance from councils aims to make libraries friendlier to LGBT visitors

RA thanks online campaigners for complaints about Jess de Wahls, who wrote a blog in 2019 which spoke out against ‘gender identity ideology’

The works removed from public view are all critical of gender ideology and transgender activism and include Kathleen Stock’s Material Girls

Seminar organisers attack website for dropping listing and refunding tickets over fears it would provide a platform for ‘dangerous’ views

Authors resign from the union over its perceived abandonment of gender-critical writers, while others are keen to oust Joanne Harris

Cries of ‘indoctrination’ as schoolchildren supposedly suggest naming Gladstone Park, in Brent, after the left-wing MP

Verse to promote play about non-binary Joan of Arc criticised as a ‘vicious attack on women’

Resources also urge teachers to avoid warning pupils about using 'the wrong toilets or changing rooms'

Institution makes U-turn on decision to pull the work of Jess de Wahls, saying it had betrayed its own values of protecting free speech

PG Wodehouse classics the latest to be rewritten as Penguin also includes trigger warning that the texts use 'outdated' language

Curators cite visitor feedback as one of the reasons for making changes to the exhibition, after claims it was not ‘inclusive’

As part of a call for new writers, Honno says that the criteria for ‘women’ means ‘women or those who identify as women’

Jamie Dornan has explained why he refused to pick sides growing up in the shadow of the Troubles in Northern Ireland.The actor has said it was impossible not to be affected by the violence and...

Crooked House in the Black Country was destroyed by blaze one month after it was sold to developers

He has lived in the UK for more than a decade but has now been told to leave by the Home Office

Motion to oust Joanne Harris, president of the the union, over an alleged 'culture of fear' fails

The star of Can't Pay We'll Take It Away has endured the ravages of cancer

Taxpayer-funded Arts Council Wales is set to purge male and female pronouns like ‘he/him’ and ‘she/her’ from its official documentation

Asante ruler negotiated three-year-loan deal with V&A and British Museum but seeks permanent repatriation of artefacts

Reissued versions of Ian Fleming’s classic works will feature a disclaimer following a review by sensitivity readers

Officials want to 'examine all objects' as they may have been sold to institution during Pol Pot's bloody rule

Corporation says it intends to ‘do more to change socio-economic’ amid accusations of ‘metropolitan elite’ workforce

Archaeologists unearthed a 4,000-year-old Sumerian temple with cryptic Greek inscriptions inside where he may have been proclaimed divine

National reparations commissions want to bypass the UK Government and pursue financial payments from British institutions directly

Narendra Modi targets crown jewels and museum artefacts in repatriation campaign that dwarfs Greece's attempt to reclaim Elgin marbles

Leaders of the Churches Conservation Trust have developed a paid streaming service to address the neglect of England’s historic churches

The governing body has given its official backing and is urging Croydon Council to give the go-ahead to the new stand

Britain’s orchestras to take ‘measured’ approach to fallout of Ukraine war by continuing to play Russian classical music

Works critical of gender ideology were removed from public view by council's 'tinpot censors' – until an outcry

British Museum dig in ruined city of Girsu in Iraq has uncovered innovative ‘civilisation-saving’ technology

New DNA analysis suggests Black and British programme's claims about the origins of 'Beachy Head Lady' were wrong

The Yorkshire-born Poet Laureate was linked to colonialism in research begun following Black Lives Matter protests

Descendent of last Ethiopian emperor’s purchase of stolen artefact comes amid ongoing reparation requests

Poet’s relationship with fellow writer obscured by heteronormative narrative, says theatre group

Pitt Rivers curators applied warning to Igbo artefact in the interest of ‘cultural safety’

National Union of Journalists accused of being ‘hijacked’ by censors after it rejected calls to support those covering the trans debate

John Lefas, a Greek plastics magnate, hopes to persuade MPs to support new legislation which would allow the return of the ancient artworks

Britain's position rests on claims that Lord Elgin acted legally when he took them from Athens in the 19th century

The decision has been hailed as 'great news for Croydon'

Poirot and Miss Marple mysteries have original passages reworked or removed in new editions published by HarperCollins.

Police in Merton and Kingston have advised the public to call 999 straight away with any information

New Delhi is seeking to reclaim artefacts including the Koh-I-Noor from Britain and will support other nations' causes

A former Met Police detective explains all you need to know about moped crime plaguing London

Performances – which claim to protect “black-identifying” audiences from the “white gaze” – have no place in modern Britain, say Tories

British Museum archaeologists establish that lost temple in Iraq is divinely mandated holy site

Masters course renamed as academics worry term suggests ‘nationalist narratives’

Campaigners have called for nude art classes in schools to improve body image issues caused by social media, and teachers will decide if children can take part.

The family say they have now been left in 'limbo' until a dealine for the chance for further legal action passes

There have been calls for monuments to be removed amid Black Lives Matter demonstrations

Concerns are raised over the stock phrases ‘handsome prince’ and ‘beautiful princess’ as well as the idea of love at first sight

Island nation urges other rich Britons with links to the slave trade to pay a proportion of their proceeds to other Caribbean countries

Biographer says Penguin's new cautionary note treats readers ‘with stupidity’

Britain’s pre-eminent conductor among high-profile figures opposed to disbanding of BBC Singers and orchestra cuts

Sibyl Ruth accuses Cornerstones of excluding her after she queried the idea that someone with stubble can be a woman

Disclaimer cautions that the 1924 novel contains ‘offensive’ language and ‘attitudes of this time’

North London graveyard secures £100,000 of National Lottery funding to help add lucrative new burial sites

A specialist team will identify potentially stolen objects that were fraudulently sold by the late British art dealer Douglas Latchford

Margaret Mitchell's Civil War epic novel has been deemed 'problematic' in a trigger warning by its publisher, Pan Macmillan

School support organisation The Key provides guidance and resources to teachers across UK on how to make history curricula ‘anti-racist’

Great North Museum: Hancock’s policy document says ‘sacred’ items could have cultural restrictions spanning ‘age, knowledge or gender’

Denis O’Brien, founder of phone company Digicel, is backing development reports for 15 nations that were victims of slavery

Royal Albert Hall warns attendees that flags related to ‘protest or ‘hatred’ may be confiscated

Labour member Dorian Bartley has apologised for sharing the material

Decision marks a significant victory for repatriation campaigners after officials at Abbey sought guidance from Royal household

All new editions of the author’s works to carry cautionary note that his novels may depict past attitudes that seem out-of-date