Stanley Spencer Export Block Leaves the Gallery Wall Laughing
A temporary export restriction keeps Stanley Spencer’s important diptych in Britain while galleries try to raise £450,000.
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A temporary export restriction keeps Stanley Spencer’s important diptych in Britain while galleries try to raise £450,000.
A year long investigation has established that wealthy donors are deeply suspicious unless they fund a year long investigation.
Bayeux Tapestry Around Britain takes medieval history nationwide, with digital displays, replicas and enough administration to require its own exhibition.
The first young people have started paid work through the Wales Jobs Guarantee, leaving one blank clipboard dangerously optimistic.
Barnsley’s new AI training schemes promise practical help for jobseekers, employers and one suspiciously employable blank laptop.
British Week in Paraguay celebrated ten years with tea, music, literature and a Fish and Chips Passport. The teapot has filed its report.
Twenty Malaysian Chevening scholars are heading to UK universities, while one suitcase mistakes a scholarship reception for a diplomatic posting.
A £4.5 million scheme has returned the tide to Greatham Marsh after more than 200 years, restoring habitats and alarming the paperwork.
New and returning members join the UK Anti Doping Board, giving the integrity clipboard another meeting to organise.
The Allonby Bay anchoring byelaw prohibits anchoring in a protected Cumbrian marine area, leaving the seaweed rope cautiously optimistic.
UK Sport Board appointments bring four new members and one returning member, while a fictional clipboard mistakes paperwork for power.
The Glasgow Commonwealth Games are scheduled for ten sports across four venues, while a starting pistol asks organisers for the final timetable.