now. exactly. very few of its items are on display, and now. exactly. very few of its items are on display, and you now. exactly. very few of its items are on display, and you could - now. exactly. very few of its items are on display, and you could have| are on display, and you could have amazing scholarship, amazing exhibitions if we agreed to give some of this stuff back, and i think we would gain a lot from it ourselves. we would gain a lot from it ourselves- we would gain a lot from it ourselves. ., , ., ,, .,~ ., ourselves. lovely to speak to you. thank you ourselves. lovely to speak to you. thank you very ourselves. lovely to speak to you. thank you very much ourselves. lovely to speak to you. thank you very much for ourselves. lovely to speak to you. thank you very much for your - ourselves. lovely to speak to you. j thank you very much for your time this afternoon. french officials trying to rescue a beluga whale trapped in the river seine have tested a new strate
pressure? it leaves them quite exosed pressure? it leaves them quite exposed because pressure? it leaves them quite exposed because museums - pressure? it leaves them quite - exposed because museums around the world have some of these artefacts and they have all agreed to transfer ownership. it s not clear whether the government in nigeria wants to move them to nigeria immediately or whether it will take some time but while other museums around the world have offered to return ownership of these artefacts to nigeria, the british museum has not been able to do so because an act of parliament of 1963 forbids them from handing back the artefacts they hold. fascinating issue. thank you for talking to us about this. french officials trying to rescue a beluga whale trapped in the river seine have come up with a new strategy a vitamin cocktail. the visibly malnourished beluga was first spotted on tuesday and has swum upriver to within seventy kilometres of paris. rescuers say it has so fa
of this one that is rather isolated in all of this. because as i say, museums elsewhere of this. because as i say, museums elsewhere in of this. because as i say, museums elsewhere in the world are now offering elsewhere in the world are now offering to return ownership. the british offering to return ownership. ti9 british museum says the reason it can t act is because it legally can t act is because it legally can t act, is that right? it is can t act, is that right? it is constrained can t act, is that right? it is constrained by can t act, is that right? it is constrained by the - can t act, is that right? it is constrained by the 1963 - can t act, is that right? it is constrained by the 1963 british museum act. there is an argument that says museum act. there is an argument that says that needs to be changed, and only that says that needs to be changed, and only parliament can change it in order and only parliament can change it in order for and only parliament can
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