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British Museum to put stolen items on public display

Source: The Trustees of the British Museum/PA

The British Museum has announced it is putting some of the items that had been stolen from them last year will be put on display to the public.

A senior executive called the exhibition was “another example of culture change” currently underway at the museum “taking ownership after hundreds of objects were reported missing, stolen, or

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