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Police suspect the theft of Mary Queen of Scots rosary beads from Arundel Castle was carried out with inside knowledge.
Sources say the intruders appeared to know how to avoid security cameras, and even disabled some of those covering key areas during the £1million raid.
Detectives believe the criminals must have conspired with someone who has detailed information about the historic property.
The burglars may also have known that the Duke of Norfolk, 64, and his family would be away from the castle in West Sussex, which has a history dating back to 1067.
Two security guards were on duty on Friday night when the gang broke in through a window and forced open a display cabinet, seizing the gold beads and other royal treasures, including coronation cups spanning several centuries.
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This must have been the first Scottish election campaign in history where victory was conceded on day one and the following 42 days were about the battle over who would come second which, as the legendary sage and philosopher Bill Shankly put it, is nowhere. The new nowhere man leading Labour – who can even recall the name of the old one? – was Anas Sarwar. Everyone agreed he had a jolly good campaign, he was a likable, refreshing and credible character – they just didn’t fancy voting for him. Labour’s billboards about a vote for them being a vote for a strong opposition were refreshingly honest, which never goes down well in politics. Honesty is fake news. Once hegemonic in Scotland, like today’s SNP, Labour were battling the Tories to be best losers, like two slapheads scrabbling for the Regaine bottle.