that they could do a deal and that they should share, greece and britain share ownership of it. i think from britain's perspective, perhaps loans might be a way forward — but the issue is that, from greece's perspective, if you believe these items, these beautiful friezes, these marble friezes belong to your country, are you going to accept saying, "well, yes, you can loan it to us?" "well, hold on, it belongs to us in the first place." in britain, we have quite strict laws, particularly when it comes to the british museum and some other national institutions, that prevent them from handing ownership over. can't the law be changed? well, the government's already said they're not going to change the law. but, i mean, this is about nationalism, isn't it? in a lot of people's cases, i mean, it's about our own nation and this is ours and we want it back. whereas other other countries say, "it's our patrimony and it "should be shown around the world." as these countries try to become the countries they really want to be in the 21st century,
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