Seven arrested after violent £2.7m art and jewellery heist at Bulmer family's Somerset home
(United Kingdom)L. Churchill (2016). Seven arrested after violent £2.7m art and jewellery heist at Bulmer family's Somerset home. Bristol Post. 20 May.
How Christie's helped to return a looted treasure to Afghanistan
(Afghanistan; United Kingdom)Christie's (2016). How Christie's helped to return a looted treasure to Afghanistan. Christie's. 20 May.
While the world watches Palmyra, another of Syria's heritage sites risks destruction
(Syria)Ross Burns (2016). While the world watches Palmyra, another of Syria's heritage sites risks destruction. Apollo. 20 May.
Greenpeace activists scale British Museum to protest BP sponsorship
(United Kingdom)Adam Vaughan (2016). Greenpeace activists scale British Museum to protest BP sponsorship. The Guardian. 19 May.
Malden man arrested in connection to stolen museum artifacts
(United States of America)Allison Twaits (2016). Malden man arrested in connection to stolen museum artifacts. KFVS12. 19 May.
Hurtan pinturas en templo católico de Alegría, Usulután
(El Salvador)Paintings stolen from catholic church of Alegría, Usulután
Carlos Segovia (2016). Hurtan pinturas en templo católico de Alegría, Usulután. El Salvador. 19 May.
Six middle-aged 'new-age travellers' arrested at Stonehenge over flaming torch incident Play Video Stonehenge protest New-age travellers protest at Stonehenge
(United Kingdom)Salisbury Journal (2016). Six middle-aged 'new-age travellers' arrested at Stonehenge over flaming torch incident Play Video Stonehenge protest New-age travellers protest at Stonehenge. Salisbury Journal. 19 May.
Lust for Loot: Collecting Is Driving the Demand for Plunder
(General)Sarah Parcak (2016). Lust for Loot: Collecting Is Driving the Demand for Plunder. National Geographic. 19 May.
'Audacious' theft of £35,000 of jewellery from Mount Stewart
(United Kingdom)News Letter (2016). 'Audacious' theft of £35,000 of jewellery from Mount Stewart. News Letter. 19 May.
Dissident Artist Pyotr Pavlensky Found Guilty by Moscow Court
(Russia)Henri Neuendorf (2016). Dissident Artist Pyotr Pavlensky Found Guilty by Moscow Court. ArtNet News. 19 May.