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Gaza campaigners target Picasso painting in latest National Gallery protest

Action comes weeks after Just Stop Oil activists threw soup at Van Gogh painting

Nandy plans to get Government Art Collection ‘out of the basement’

Culture secretary outlines goal to bring creativity back into schools and communities

Security guards to go on strike at NHM and Science Museum

Outsourced workers say they are treated as ‘second-class citizens’ as they demand better pay and conditions

Gaza cultural heritage goes on display in Geneva as war enters second year

Cultural heritage institutions mark first anniversary of Israel-Palestine conflict

Young V&A named family friendly museum of the year

National Civil War Centre and Turner Contemporary also win Kids in Museums awards

Edinburgh council hopes to reopen People’s Story museum in December

Proposal to shut working-class history museum through winter led to a public outcry

Galleries in limbo as Creative Scotland delays crucial funding decisions

'Extremely uncertain future' for applicants as funding body halts allocations until 2025

Maasai group decides objects can remain at Pitt Rivers Museum

Decision is the outcome of seven-year Living Cultures partnership

Planning approval granted for International Slavery Museum revamp

Architect reveals key design features as museums prepare to close for building work

Unesco calls on international community to help protect Sudan’s cultural heritage

International body ‘deeply concerned’ about reports of illicit trafficking

AHRC programme boosts heritage science and conservation

Tate, National Trust, Historic Environment Scotland and London’s National Gallery among those taking part in the programme

Jack Sargeant takes on Welsh culture brief

Minister with responsibility for museums and heritage appointed following cabinet changes