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The Samburu people in northern Kenya’s Marsabit county are pastoralists. They migrate from place to place in search of pasture and water for their cattle, goats, sheep and camels. As part of their lifestyle, Samburu boys go through an initiation period when they live in rock shelters, learning how to…

For a few brief seconds my breath caught in my throat as I watched those two young Just Stop Oil activists hurling tins of tomato soup at Van Gogh’s Sunflowers last week. I was shocked.

By depicting real women in real spaces through constructed and filtered images, Starkey’s work connects powerfully with today’s ideas of modern femininity

Mr Browne started placing fake dog muck along the promenade in Southsea, Hampshire, after the financial crisis unfolded following the mini-budget.

"My friend pointed out that this isn’t fake news, it’s fake poos"

Images that shaped perception of Nazi death camp were taken by perpetrators, curator says

Charitable foundation supported purchase by the Lowry Museum to ensure the 1953 artwork can remain on public display

The festival will be taking place over 17 nights

Mr Browne started placing fake dog muck along the promenade in Southsea, Hampshire, after the financial crisis unfolded following the mini-budget.

The Harold Wingham Collection of almost 2,000 photographic negatives and corresponding prints has been made available online to the public.

It was bought with the help of an 'incredibly generous' donation from the Law Family Charitable Foundation