All news on the topic: Museums

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After his death aged 90 in 2018, the comedian's widow decided his musings on his career were so unique they should be preserved - now 10 of the books are going on public display

The cash was stolen from the memorial room at Tundergarth Church, near Lockerbie, on Friday, with police obtaining CCTV of the thief in action

A cancer diagnoses is shocking - particularly if you are only 22 years old. But Abby, who broke down when she found out she had Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, battled through successfully - and is now getting her life back to normal

Senior curator Peter John Higgs, 56, has been accused of being behind a string of thefts of artefacts from the British Museum that has left the institution reeling as they scramble to recover the lost items

Artefacts including gold, jewellery and gems of semi-precious stones were among the missing treasures, and sources say the true number could be 'closer to 2,000'

The MV Naomh Eanna was built in Dublin in the 1950s and weighs 483 tonnes, but despite plans to turn it into a five star hotel or a floating museum the ship is unfortunately now being scrapped

The plane was being flown by 22-year-old African American pilot Lieutenant Frank Moody when a malfunction led to the plane crashing into the icey waters of Lake Huron. His body washed ashore a few months later

Neighbours of veteran curator Peter Higgs, 56, have described seeing police officers outside his home after it emerged he was at the centre of allegations over missing items

Peter John Higgs, 56, who worked at the British Museum for 35 years and is an expert in the Greek section is allegedly the staff member who put priceless items on eBay

The British Museum says it has launched an urgent investigation alongside the Metropolitan Police over artefacts thought to have been stolen as it reveals which pieces may have been taken

In 1971, 14 young players played in front of 90,000 at a World Cup in Mexico only for the Women's FA to ban them all upon their return to England. Now, as Mirror Football hears from two of the stars, they are getting belated recognition for their achievements

At Blists Hill Victorian Town you’d be forgiven for believing you’d been transported a century back in time to the sandy English coast - in reality I am in Telford

A man has been arrested after a stabbing outside the British Museum with a victim taken to hospital and three knives recovered with one witness reportedly saying they were "huge and silver"

A museum of popular culture have removed all references to author JK Rowling after a member of staff branded her views on gender identity 'super hateful'

We all know that exercising, eating well and socialising with loved ones spark joy, but there are more surprising activities also scientifically proven to be good for our mental health, writes Natasha Holt

Andras Bagoly, 56, has turned his home office into a sex museum and now wants to open it for the public to enjoy as he believes that the history of sex should be celebrated

The man was wading in waist-deep waters at the popular Sea Pines' beach in Hilton Head Island when he felt a shark grabbing hold of his foot before being dragged from the water by Beach Service personnel

The only official Royal portrait of Princess Kate has vanished from the walls of the National Portrait Gallery after its reopening, and has allegedly been stuffed in a store room. But the Princess may be happy with that decision, some suggest.

It took just 14 minutes for the majestic passenger liner to sink near the mouth of the Saint Lawrence River in Canada after setting sail from Quebec

Called Happiness!, the event in Liverpool will be 'steeped in Doddy’s unique blend of whimsical, physical, surreal and theatrical humour', organisers say

Having a picnic, or visiting a free museum, are other popular budget activities for this summer - as nearly half of parents worry about spending beyond their means

Body hair activist Esther Calixte-Bea has opened up about the cruel judgement and racism she's faced as a hairy woman - and how she learned to love and embrace her body after years of trying to hide it away

Karla Torres is a finalist in the annual Duck Brand "Stuck At Prom" duct tape gown-making contest, a scholarship competition with a $10,000 grand prize

Taken at London’s Liverpool Street station and first published in The News Chronicle in 1939, it captures the Jewish youngsters on a life-changing journey as they fled Nazi Germany