- Mysterious artist Banksy unveiled a new sculpture in central London, depicting a suited man whose face is obscured by a billowing flag.
- The artwork, which Banksy confirmed on Instagram, was initially spotted on Waterloo Place before its official reveal.
- Westminster Council has decided to allow the sculpture to remain accessible for public viewing, stating they welcome the addition to the city's vibrant public art scene.
- This decision marks a contrast to previous instances where Banksy's works were removed by authorities, such as a mural at the Royal Courts of Justice and a piece on a London Underground carriage.
- The council has taken initial steps to protect the statue while options for its long-term future are considered.
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