Museums must present a 'rounded' view of Britain's colonial past, minsters warn
Museums will be told by the government to present a more positive view of Britain's history rather than focusing on its imperial past. Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden will urge heritage institutions on Tuesday to present a 'more rounded view' of Britain's impact on the world. He will tell 25 of the country's biggest heritage bodies, museums and art galleries to not skew the public's understanding of history. Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden will urge heritage institutions on Tuesday to present a 'more rounded view' of Britain's impact on the world It comes after concern in the government that ...
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