British Museum Revises Displays, Removes 'Palestine' from Some LabelsThe British Museum has removed the term 'Palestine' from some displays, citing historical inaccuracies and neutrality concerns, following feedback from UK Lawyers for Israel and public petitions.3 min read
Ateb y Galw: Nia Arfon Shares Her Life and PassionsNia Arfon, prif weithredwr Galeri Caernarfon, rhannu atgofion, hoff lefydd yng Nghymru, profiadau personol a diddordebau diwylliannol mewn cyfweliad manwl.6 min read
Giant Robot Tribute to President Lula Opens Rio Carnival Amid Election DebateA giant robot tribute to Brazil's President Lula opened Rio's carnival, sparking election debate. Coverage includes Colombia's drug war, Venezuela-Cuba ties, and Hurricane Melissa's devastation in Jamaica.4 min read
Future Prospects of Scotland's Iconic Giant Cantilever Cranes ExploredScotland's four giant cantilever cranes, iconic relics of its shipbuilding past, face uncertain futures amid costly upkeep. Preservation efforts explore commercial uses and collaborative maintenance to sustain these nationally significant structures.7 min read
Meinir Lewis-Jones Casglwr Llestri Portmeirion Am Dros 50 MlyneddMeinir Lewis-Jones o Sir Benfro wedi casglu llestri Portmeirion ers dros 50 mlynedd gan gasglu dros 200 o ddarnau o gasgliad Botanic Garden a phatrwm Nadolig Holly and Ivy.5 min read
Belfast Assembly Rooms to Receive Part of £5.2m Global Heritage FundingBelfast's historic Assembly Rooms, vacant since 2000, will receive part of £5.2m from the World Monuments Fund to support conservation and restoration efforts.3 min read
Ancient Roman Mithras Altars from Scotland to Debut at National MuseumsTwo ancient Roman Mithras altars found near Edinburgh, dating to 140 AD, will be publicly displayed for the first time at the National Museums of Scotland in a new exhibition opening November 2026.3 min read
British Museum Secures £3.5m to Retain Henry VIII-Linked Tudor Heart PendantThe British Museum has raised £3.5m to permanently acquire the Tudor Heart pendant linked to Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon, with plans for public display and a UK tour.3 min read