Preserving Banksy: public art database to document the UK's murals
The project, backed by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, will also capture many of Northern Ireland's politically charged street art works
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The project, backed by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, will also capture many of Northern Ireland's politically charged street art works
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Reports former British soldiers will be granted amnesty from Troubles offences 12:26 Thursday, 06 May 2021 Share it The British government is being accused of showing “contempt and disregard” for victims of the Troubles. The Foreign Affairs Minister says the Irish Government oppose any unilateral action on legacy issues connected to the Troubles, after reports that an amnesty will be granted to British soldiers. The Times of London and Daily Telegraph suggest that Queen Elizabeth will announce plans for legislation to make army members and those in loyalist and paramilitary groups exempt ...