London marks abolition with slave exhibition
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To mark next year's bicentenary of the  slave trade being abolished across the British Empire, London  is to open its first gallery dedicated to the trade.
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Arts & entertainment: The Turner Prize show has finally plucked up the courage to leave London - but with work that is banal.
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A Russian art exhibition will be one step closer to opening in London when a law to protect the works comes into force.
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At the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, slavery's evil becomes palpable; so does a sense of progressive enlightenment.
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Today, London Waterloo; next year, Paris and Brussels
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In London this summer there have been two notable efforts to reclaim the past. The ever-venturesome Shakespeare's Globe, whose very architecture is an act of historicism, staged three performances in late June ...
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A timeline of events in London and Glasgow, Scotland:
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Britain kicked off a two-day European conference on Wednesday focused on sharing its experience in tackling the horrors of forced marriage.
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A newly opened Cincinnati museum  portraying the horrors of American slavery has generated  criticism and stoked friction that persists three years after  race riots tore through the Ohio city.
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A service to commemorate victims of the Asian tsunami is being held at London's Westminster Cathedral.
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A memorial service remembering Britons killed or injured in terrorist attacks abroad is to be held in London.
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Five others appeared in London yesterday.One - Parviz Khan - is accused of plotting to kidnap and kill a British soldier.Police have revealed they have seized over four-and-a-half thousand exhibits - including computers and mobile phones.  (c) 2007 Belfast Telegraph.
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London is hosting an exhibition about the art inspired by the irreverent punk rock movement that gripped and shocked both sides of the Atlantic three decades ago.
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A MAN who interrupted a Westminster Abbey service marking the 200th anniversary of the abolition of the slave trade will not face prosecution.   CampaignerToyin Agbetu, 39, sparked a security scare when he jumped up and demanded an apology from the Queen and Tony Blair.
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A major new exhibition traces the decline of absolute monarchy and rise of the Enlightenment that swept North America and Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries, and shows how portraits reflected the revolutionary changes.
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It's not often that you come across a Caravaggio or Van Gogh while walking around London's Soho, but for the next 12 weeks, the National Gallery is taking its masterpieces to the streets. In a bid to give the public a taste of the collection, the gallery has hung life-sized reproductions around the capital. Each painting is framed and accompanied by an information plaque, and passersby can phone a number for an audio guide of the works. Here's how Londoners  reacted to the famous works on their doorstep ...
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