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Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch have accused each other of dishonesty regarding a ‘special place in hell’ message. Jenrick claimed that Tory chief whip Rebecca Harris contacted him in 2024 with insults after he called for a reduction in foreign aid spending. Badenoch called Jenrick a liar and stated that it was time for him to move on since he had left the party. However, Jenrick later shared alleged messages from Harris, accusing her of not telling the truth. The feud between the two continues as they exchange accusations of falsehood. Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch dispute ‘special place in hell’ message
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Renowned expert Christopher Marinello has warned that it was only a matter of time before the Louvre was targeted by thieves, and he believes that UK museums could be next in line. Marinello attributes the increasing boldness of these criminal gangs to the decline of law enforcement efforts in combating art theft. He emphasizes that the problem extends beyond Paris, with gangs operating all over Europe and targeting small museums as well. Marinello stresses the urgency for institutions to take action, suggesting the need for secure vaults to protect valuable objects from being stolen and melted down for profit. Recent incidents, such as the theft of Bronze Age jewelry from the St Fagans National Museum of History in Wales, serve as a stark reminder of the risks faced by cultural institutions. Marinello urges museums to consolidate collections or seek assistance from larger institutions to enhance security measures. As thieves continue to target valuable artifacts for their monetary value, Marinello emphasizes the importance of safeguarding cultural heritage and preventing further losses. The recent robbery at the Louvre serves as a wake-up call for museums worldwide to prioritize security and protect their priceless treasures. Louvre robbery expert warns UK museums could be next
A leading expert in recovering stolen works of art has informed Sky News that it was only a matter of time before the Louvre was targeted, and UK museums could…