Analysis
Does change in Whitehall mean change for the sector?
The Conservative Party’s landslide victory in December will allow the government to reshape policy – and there are already rumours that the DCMS will be axed. Geraldine Kendall Adams assesses how the cultural landscape may evolve over the next five years
Museums focus on tackling climate crisis to become more environmentally sustainable
Sector builds on progress last year and continues to take measures
New research into Egyptian mummies leads to calls for major ethical review
Critics raise concerns after academics recreate "voice" of Nesyamun
Cultural equality and environment central to new arts council strategy
Taking a fresh look at what culture is for
How will museums change their approach to the Holocaust as it moves beyond living memory?
Heritage institutions have a particular responsibility to keep the memory of the Nazi genocide alive, but they are facing challenges of their own in a new political era
Women share #MuseumMeToo stories in wake of Erie Art Museum scandal
Sexual impropriety in sector highlighted as US museum director is forced out over allegations
Heritage bodies condemn Trump threat to Iranian cultural sites
Warning over 'normalisation' of cultural warfare after US president's tweet - but the controversy has also put a spotlight on the growing field of cultural protection
Advocacy vital to securing a better deal for Scotland’s museums
As a decade of local authority cuts exposes a slow-burning crisis for museums in Scotland, there is a growing feeling that the sector needs to better articulate the positive impact it has on communities and the tourism industry
The Box spearheads a big year for Devon’s museums
As well as the opening of the flagship project for Mayflower 400, Torquay Museum is celebrating its 175th anniversary with a series of events and activities