The three Rubens paintings will remain with the gallery

Bovril jar, perfume and morphine also discovered

The National Gallery is now trying to raise the funds to buy it

New space named after the Porter family

ary Doyle pleaded guilty at Blackfriars Crown Court

A Monet suffered a 10cm tear from being punched

Charing Cross Bridge of 1902 was gifted by a friend after he was ensured it would satisfy by Tate director John Rothenstein

Valued at £11.5m, the preliminary sketch for The Apotheosis of King James I is now up for sale

Works on loan from the British collector will go on display in a room named after him; Tate to send Turner Prize retrospective to Moscow

Celebrating Prince Charles' 60th with 10 of the master's best works

Visitor numbers are expected to rise to 3 million this year

Ninth Duke did not live to see his painting returned

Leading organisations to abolish reproduction charges for scholarly publications

Only part of the project will be completed by next summer, with a lack of funds hampering progress

Some of these tablets originate from Iraq

Director Mark Jones believes works should be loaned out rather than kept in storage

The Prince of Liechtenstein explains 'Why I have become a great collector'

A report which concluded that ancient bowls on loan from a Norwegian collector “must have been illegally excavated in Iraq” has not been made public

Leading scholar is “saddened” by decision

The unwelcome truth

New plans for developing the former 'Spiral' space

Paul Ruddock accepted the position after Sir John Tusa changed his mind

In the current funding agreement with the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, the gallery’s “Diversity strategy” is described as a “key priority”

Scheme is led by former Unesco director

The inaugural exhibition will feature a portion of her own collection, as well as a contribution from New York's Rina Banerjee

Medieval casket returned to UK owner; Czartoryski family to pursue case with support of Polish Ministry of Culture

The objects have been on loan to UCL since 1995

The museum, which has been in development since 1976, is finally opening its doors

Nearly 80 pictures, including works by Cranach and Kauffmann, were seized from the German embassy in London