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Thirty-five museums and galleries awarded DCMS Wolfson grants

Tullie House and Horniman Museum among those to benefit from £4m fund

Tributes paid following death of Mark Suggitt

Colleagues celebrate Suggitt’s contribution to museums

National Football Museum unveils new strategy

Museum will charge for entry for the first time

Treasure finds reach record high

Portable Antiquities Scheme records 1,267 provisional cases in 2017

Visitor numbers boom at nationals in north of England

Footfall at some London institutions also bounces back

SMG’s Ian Blatchford named in New Year honours

Several other museums professionals receive awards

Bolton’s Egypt, Bolton Museum and Art Gallery

Campbell Price steps into the world of pharaohs, sphinxes and pyramids, and emerges impressed

World news digest

Hungary: The heads of the UK’s three main Holocaust organisations have warned that the Hungarian government should not underplay its relationship with Nazi war crimes in a Shoah museum due to open in Budapest next year. “The concerns are real,” said Henry Grunwald, chairman of the UK National Holocaust Centre. Italy: The supreme court has …

Tougher ivory law to come into force this year

Exemptions include sales to and between accredited museums

Funding news

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Shutdown forces Smithsonian to close sites

19 museums and a zoo hit by US federal government shutdown

Sector awaits result of National Gallery case

Tribunal of the educators seeking to be recognised as staff has put the spotlight on working practices across the sector. By Rob Sharp