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What impact will the Turner Prize have on Teesside?
Economically-deprived region hosts exhibition and prize at Mima in Middlesbrough
New leadership for British Library as cyber attack recovery continues
Paul Bate, former head of the UK Space Agency, named chief executive
Graves Gallery forced to vacate collections due to heating system failure
The Sheffield venue is now seeking an interim city-centre home
Export bar placed on £4.6m Renaissance sculpture
Meanwhile £71m Rembrandt portrait becomes most expensive object ever given national treasure status
National Galleries of Scotland acquires important art collection
The 58 items were allocated through the UK Government's Acceptance in Lieu scheme
Government launches review of human remains guidance for museums
Legal, ethical and moral conversations 'have evolved significantly', says arts minister
UK museums and heritage bodies deepen long-term ties with Ukraine
Historic England in new cultural partnership as V&A unveils display of Kyiv treasures
National museum leaders highlight risks of charging international visitors
Growing calls for London hotel tax as debate continues around free entry
Shanaz Gulzar joins Glasgow Life as director of culture and events
Creative lead at Bradford 2025 swaps West Yorkshire for Scotland's biggest city
New funding to help museums explore health and the planetary emergency
NHM and Tate launch programmes as Julie's Bicycle founder steps down - our round-up of the latest climate action news