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The 9ins high statue is believed to be from the Chinese Qing Dynasty

Professor Green has talked of his heartbreak after volunteering at Lewisham Foodbank. The British singer joined The Trussell Trust at his local Foodbank to raise awareness of the nationwide problem and learn how best to help this Christmas. During the day, he met with the volunteers and clients on the frontline of UK hunger – featuring in a short documentary that will be shared across his social channels this week. Speaking of his experience, the musician, said: "It was heartbreaking to speak...

Artist and curator Jason E Bowman launched the Queer Times School Prints at the Glasgow Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA)

With house prices plummeting, the pound devaluing and a slew of resignations serving to remind us that Brexit is fast approaching, it’s no wonder that there’s a certain sense of doom and gloom about the city of London. But we’ve had enough bad news about company HQs relocating to Dublin and the likes. And so, we’ve decided that it’s high time we reminded ourselves of how much we love London and how the rest of the world agrees with us....

Wood and Rock, which headlined Christie's Hong Kong Autumn Sale, is the work of Su Shi, the pre-eminent scholar of the Song Dynasty.

Karl Martin, 49, was stunned to be told his toothbrush holder was a genuine antiquity from Afghanistan and dated back to 1900 BC.

Modern fiction is perpetuating outdated gender stereotypes by portraying women as “submissive, 2D eye candy”, campaigners warned yesterday. Most female characters are still depicted as weak, shallow or romance-driven sidekicks and are rarely allowed to be as clever, charming, funny or adventurous as their male counterparts, it was said. When women are given more masculine traits, such as physical strength or an interest in sex, they are typically portrayed as “sluts and baddies”, the British author and gender equality campaigner...

The Appetite for Destruction rocker has appealed to fans to donate money to help restore a set of 1850's dinosaur sculptures that are stranded on an island in south London.