The campaigner began protesting the Iraq war outside the Houses of Parliament in 2001 and remained camped at the site until his death in 2011

Ministers hope to close loopholes that see aquatic mammals vulnerable to poaching, but dealers in antique scrimshaw works of art say it will destroy their business

Foreign Office was dismissive of the museum's attempts to lobby for the contested sculptures in 1983

Design Museum exhibition brings together more than a million pieces collected by the artist including spouts and Stone Age tools

Formal requirement for government licences may well prove to be yet another obstacle to a loan agreement for the Parthenon Marbles

Richard Stone’s painting, unveiled at London’s Carlton Club, has shaved off a few pounds from the UK's former prime minister

Aida H Dee’s storytelling event disrupted by fighting outside London museum

Prime minister Rishi Sunak has overhauled the country's Department for Culture, Media and Sport Digital, dropping "digital" from its mandate

Conservative Party peer Emma Nicholson has lambasted the London museum for "propaganda" in open letter

Committee warns the future of Britain as a cultural leader is at risk

The agreement—signed by the two countries in July—involves the return of 1,100 objects in total

The work—highlighting the growing crisis of rough sleepers in the UK—will also travel to Birmingham

The announcement signalled a shift of resources away from London, a broader range of venues beyond traditional art museums and an overall reduction in real terms

While Arts Council England slashed many organisations’ funding, the German government set aside nearly €1bn to help cultural institutions weather the financial storm

Learning and community outreach programmes under threat as Arts Council England funding shift wreaks deep financial damage on institutions

Lecturers across the country are protesting university workers’ pay, pensions and working conditions

Despite the availability of work by high-profile artists, leading institutions are reticent about confronting a pressing issue

The National Audit Office will release detailed data on the eight-month "Unboxed" event next week

Anticipated audience figures for event dubbed the Festival of Brexit will be released later this month

Department for Media, Culture and Sport is asking public for evidence related to the safety of current blockchain regulations

“We’ve had to make invidious choices”, says Arts Council England’s chair, Nicholas Serota, as funding portfolio for 2023-26 announced

In the letter for our November issue, editor Alison Cole reflects on the tumultuous times of two London institutions

The UK’s new culture secretary—the seventh in six years—has a lot on her plate, so whether the art market gets much of her attention remains to be seen

The 1983 National Heritage Act was debated in the House of Lords—but the issue of reform will be further discussed ahead of its 40-year anniversary in May 2023

“Contemporary art project” Ai-Da gave evidence to the House of Lords, taking questions from bemused members

The London viewing gallery will open next year

“You have to be seen to be believed,” was the Queen’s maxim for her own bold and supremely colourful attire

The Islington-based campaigners Nocado are fighting to prevent retailers Ocado and Marks & Spencer from setting up a depot adjacent to a primary school

Case was escalated after some Conservative MPs criticised the acquittal of the four protestors who removed the public monument

Tate Modern and Southbank Centre will be open overnight to provide toilet facilities to those queueing to see the Queen's coffin