Geraldine Kendall Adams
Cultural institutions rethink Russian connections
National Gallery renames painting as Finland detains Russian art shipments
High court quashes planning permission for Westminster Holocaust memorial
Holocaust institutions express disappointment as judge rules that development does not comply with existing legislation
Obituary | Peter Homan, 1938-2021
Peter’s in-depth knowledge and passion for British pharmacy history was inspiring to anyone who met him
Stolen Darwin manuscripts to go on display after anonymous return
Priceless notebooks had been missing from Cambridge University Libraries since 2001
Plans unveiled for museum of Gaelic games and military history in County Down
Cross-community development is a ‘good story from the Peace Process’
Ukraine aid committee invites UK museums to get involved
A number of initiatives have launched to support the country's museum workers and cultural heritage
Buried treasure
As interest in the riches beneath our feet soars, museums are ideally placed to dig deep into this renewed appetite for unearthing past glories. By Geraldine Kendall Adams
Displaying prehistory
Exciting scientific advances are enabling museums to engage visitors with the prehistoric past as never before
Museum of London acquires statue removed during Black Lives Matter protests
Sculpture of slave trader Robert Milligan will be ‘fully contextualised’ in museum