Greek PM urges UK PM to return Elgin Marbles permanently
Greek PM urges Burnham to return Elgin Marbles permanentlyImage source, In Pictures via Getty ImagesByKatie RazzallCulture and media editorPublished13 minutes agoThe Greek prime minister has called on Andy Burnham to find the "political will" to send the Parthenon sculptures back to Greece. For years, he supported a change in the law to allow for this. However, the UK government has not signalled that this is a priority.Related topicsBritish MuseumMore on this storyElgin Marbles: What are the Parthenon Sculptures?Published4 December 2024
- ▪Greek PM urges Burnham to return Elgin Marbles permanentlyImage source, In Pictures via Getty ImagesByKatie RazzallCulture and media editorPublished13 minutes agoThe Greek prime minister has called on Andy Burnham to find the "political wil
- ▪For years, he supported a change in the law to allow for this.
- ▪However, the UK government has not signalled that this is a priority.Related topicsBritish MuseumMore on this storyElgin Marbles: What are the Parthenon Sculptures?Published4 December 2024
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Greek PM urges Burnham to return Elgin Marbles permanentlyImage source, In Pictures via Getty ImagesByKatie RazzallCulture and media editorPublished13 minutes agoThe Greek prime minister has called on Andy Burnham to find the "political will" to send the Parthenon sculptures back to Greece. Kyriakos Mitsotakis wrote in the Guardian that returning the classical treasures, also known as the Elgin Marbles in the UK, would "send a powerful signal" but would require "courage".The sculptures have been on display in the British Museum since the 19th Century, though Greece has long disputed the legality of their removal.Mitsotakis and his government have previously held talks with the British Museum about the sculptures, but the two have so far failed to reach an agreement, with Greek authorities…
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